Tolman Believed That Rats Develop Mental Representations of Mazes They

question 176

Multiple Choice

Tolman believed that rats develop mental representations of mazes they have explored.He called this phenomenon:

• A) behavior schema building.
• B) insight learning.
• C) latent learning.
• D) cognitive mapping.

Recognize the concept and consequences of groupthink.

Distinguish between task-oriented and relationship-oriented leadership styles.

Identify the theories explaining group polarization.

Analyze how individual traits influence leadership effectiveness.

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Definitions:

Split In Consciousness

Refers to a division or dissociation of awareness, whereby an individual may simultaneously hold separate streams of conscious perception or thought.

Selective Attention

The process by which a person focuses on certain sensory inputs while ignoring others.

Inattentional Blindness

The psychological phenomenon where a person fails to see an unexpected object in their field of vision because their attention is focused on something else.

Organizational Development

A deliberate, systematic, and science-backed approach to improving the effectiveness, health, and overall well-being of organizations through planned interventions.