Author Question: What was it about Tolman's mice that seemed to be a challenge to behaviorist ideas? a. When ... (Read 85 times)

penza · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

What was it about Tolman's mice that seemed to be a challenge to behaviorist ideas?

a. When facing a T-juncture they always turned right.
b. The seemed to navigate the maze with a goal or purpose.
c. They exhibited decreased intrinsic motivation.
d. They acquired a phobia of Little Albert.

Question 2

The Flynn effect is the documented rise in IQ scores worldwide over the past century or so.
Which of the following is least likely to be a cause?

a. improved nutrition
b. human genetic evolution
c. the spread of mass media
d. compulsory education