Tryon's (1940) Classic Experiment on Maze-Bright and Maze-Dull Rats Indicates

question 63

Multiple Choice

Tryon's (1940) classic experiment on maze-bright and maze-dull rats indicates that

• A) maze-learning ability in rats is a heritable attribute
• B) maze-learning ability in rats is fostered by the treatment they receive from their mothers
• C) environment contributes more than heredity to maze-learning ability in rats
• D) none of these

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