What Is the Law of Effect

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Multiple Choice

What is the law of effect?

• A) The law of effect was a notion, suggested by Marion and Keller Breland, explaining how instinctual behaviors affect how wild animals learn new behaviors.
• B) The law of effect was the theoretical model, suggested by John B. Watson, describing the effect of fear on infants.
• C) The law of effect was the basic rule that Albert Bandura used to explain how imitation occurs in a wide variety of social situations.
• D) The law of effect was a principle, formulated by Edward Thorndike, that described how voluntary behaviors can be modified by their consequences.

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