When Tolman Trained Rats to Run a Maze to Obtain

Multiple Choice

When Tolman trained rats to run a maze to obtain a food reward,and then blocked the original path,the rats immediately took the shortest route to the food.Tolman interpreted this finding as an indication that the rats had acquired:

A) neural connections between stimuli in the maze and particular muscle movements.
B) a cognitive map of the location of the food.
C) an excellent sense of smell.
D) learning that was not dependent on a food reward.