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Diane often gets lost when she drives around the city in which she lives. Tolman would most probably say that she has a faulty _________.
 
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The assumption that environmental events, observable behavior, and internal events all influence each other is called _________.
 
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Answer to Question 1

cognitive map

Answer to Question 2

reciprocal determinism



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