Experiments have shown that monkeys will work quite hard to peer through a window at such things as model trains going around. What best explains why they will do this?
A. It satisfies a homeostatic drive.
B. It provides novel stimulation.
C. It satisfies the Yerkes-Dodson law.
D. Watching fulfills a biological incentive.
Answer:B
Experiments have shown that monkeys will work quite hard to peer through a window at such things as model trains going around. What best explains why they will do this?
A. It satisfies a homeostatic drive. B. It provides novel stimulation. C. It satisfies the Yerkes-Dodson law. D. Watching fulfills a biological incentive.