What Happens to Successful Responses,according to Thorndike's View of Learning

question 203

Multiple Choice

What happens to successful responses,according to Thorndike's view of learning

• A) They are "stamped out" by misuse. 
• B) They become associated with conditional responses. 
• C) They are "stamped in" by their favourable effects or consequences. 
• D) They increase in frequency because they are classically conditioned to be associated with food.

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