Tolman described the conscious experience of the animal as ____.
A) having no influence on the animal's overt behavior
B) defined by intervening variables
C) necessary for learning to take place
D) being the animal's private business and therefore of no interest to him
E) important but unobservable by any means
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Q19: Operationism was formulated by _.
A)John B.Watson
B)B.F.Skinner
C)Percy Bridgman
D)Edward
Q20: What role did mechanism and mathematics play
Q21: In Tolman's system,the repetition of an act
Q22: The term intervening variable refers to _.
A)irrelevant
Q23: For Tolman,a cognitive map is _.
A)the same
Q25: Which of the following did Tolman not
Q26: The concept of operationism can be directly
Q27: Tolman's position on Thorndike's law of effect
Q28: Bridgman argued that a construct must be
Q29: For Tolman,the obvious and objective behavioral evidence
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