Thorndike’s “law of effect” suggests that
A. the consequences of a behavior influence the probability of that behavior being repeated.
B. the more we observe positive models in our environment, the more we emulate those models.
C. when a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly followed by an unconditioned stimulus, learning occurs.
D. the more we know, the more we comprehend that we don’t know.
Answer:A
Thorndike’s “law of effect” suggests that
A. the consequences of a behavior influence the probability of that behavior being repeated. B. the more we observe positive models in our environment, the more we emulate those models. C. when a conditioned stimulus is repeatedly followed by an unconditioned stimulus, learning occurs. D. the more we know, the more we comprehend that we don’t know.