According to Thorndike, What Determines Whether a Response Will Be

question 82

Multiple Choice

According to Thorndike, what determines whether a response will be strengthened or weakened?

• A) the latency of the response
• B) the goal of the animal
• C) the consequences of the response
• D) whether or not the animal noticed the connection between act and consequence

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Definitions:

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