Tolman and Honzik's Studies with Rats Demonstrated That ________

question 147

Multiple Choice

Tolman and Honzik's studies with rats demonstrated that ________.

• A) cognitive learning was nothing more than operant conditioning
• B) classical conditioning was nothing more than cognitive learning
• C) cognitive learning is more than S-R relationships
• D) insight learning consisted of more than S-R relationships

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Definitions:

Approach-avoidance Conflict

A psychological conflict that occurs when a goal or situation has both positive and negative aspects, making the decision-making process challenging.

Approach-approach Conflict

A psychological conflict that occurs when a person has to choose between two attractive goals or outcomes.

Double approach-avoidance Conflict

A psychological conflict that occurs when a person faces a choice between two options, each having both appealing and negative aspects.

Uplifts

Positive experiences or occurrences that can improve one's mood and counterbalance stress, enhancing overall well-being.