Edward C Tolman's Concept of Latent Learning Helps to Demonstrate That

question 33

Multiple Choice

Edward C. Tolman's concept of latent learning helps to demonstrate that:

• A)only people can develop cognitive maps of their environments.
• B)animals learn more by mental representation than by reinforcement.
• C)learning will not occur unless behavior is ''stamped in'' by a rewarding consequence.
• D)rewards affect performance of what has been learned rather than the process of learning itself.

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Single-Price Monopolist

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Price Discrimination

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