Latent learning involves learning without any obvious
A)reinforcement.
B)practice.
C)response expectancies.
D)cognitive shaping.

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Latent learning occurs without any obvious reinforcement at the time of learning, meaning that the individual learns something but the knowledge is not immediately demonstrated through behavior. This concept was demonstrated in experiments by Edward C. Tolman, where rats learned the layout of a maze without direct incentives, revealing their knowledge only when a motivation (like food) was introduced.

Latent Learning Involves Learning Without Any Obvious