Multiple Choice
Psychologist Edward C. Tolman's studies with rats in mazes led him to conclude that:
A) reinforcement is not necessary for learning to occur.
B) learning will not occur in the absence of reinforcement.
C) rats learn nothing more than a sequence of left and right turns.
D) continuous reinforcement is necessary for operant conditioning to occur.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q206: In the famous study of "Little Albert,"
Q207: Education-entertainment programs are designed to fulfill the
Q208: After a series of setbacks, Evan gave
Q209: Every Friday, Dr. Cruz would give a
Q210: Roy is having trouble passing his calculus
Q212: Six-year-old Blair liked going to school right
Q213: One practical application of taste aversion research
Q214: Katie loves strong coffee and cheerfully admits
Q215: The prologue to Chapter 5 describes the
Q216: On average, American youth witness 1,000 rapes,