In a Classic Study Reported by Tolman (1948),rats Were Exposed

question 5

Multiple Choice

In a classic study reported by Tolman (1948) ,rats were exposed to a complex maze that had three different paths to food: Path 1 was shortest,Path 2 was a bit longer,and Path 3 was the longest.After experiencing all of the paths,rats showed a strong preference for Path 1 (the shortest path) .Then,the researchers blocked Path 1-which,also,as it turns out,blocked Path 2.What did rats do when they were placed in this situation?

• A)After being blocked at Path 1,they tried Path 2,and then finally chose Path 3.
• B)After being blocked on Path 1,they kept trying Path 1 over and over again.
• C)After being blocked at Path 1,they tried Path 2,and then kept trying Path 2 over and over again.
• D)After being blocked at Path 1,they immediately switched to Path 3 (not even bothering with Path 2).

Understand the foundational sentiments and principles of independence as expressed in "Common Sense" and the Declaration of Independence.

Analyze the financial strategies and challenges faced by the United States during the Revolutionary War.

Describe the structural features and limitations of the Articles of Confederation.

Recognize the significance of the Declaration of Independence beyond its immediate political context.

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