The Law of Effect in Thorndike's Theory of Learning Is

question 89

Multiple Choice

The law of effect in Thorndike's theory of learning is related to the concept of

• A)antecedents.
• B)consequences.
• C)patterns.
• D)punishments.

Understand the structure and sequence of development across various stages of childhood.

Recognize the interdisciplinary and international nature of developmental science.

Distinguish between different sources and issues central to developmental science.

Identify the applications of developmental research and the role of developmental scientists in promoting healthy development.

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