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

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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.

Understand the implications of fertility rates on population dynamics.

Calculate and interpret present value and future value in economic decision-making.

Recognize the impact of market prices and costs on economic decisions in specific contexts, including resource allocation.

Identify factors influencing global population growth and world demographics.

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