Thorndike and Hull agreed that,in order for learning to occur,the organism must ____.
A)form cognitive maps of the situation
B)represent the environment in terms of mental elements
C)have a need state
D)experience reinforcement occurring after a response
E)None of the choices are correct.

Question

Thorndike and Hull agreed that,in order for learning to occur,the organism must ____.​
A)​form cognitive maps of the situation
B)represent the environment in terms of mental elements
C)​have a need state
D)experience reinforcement occurring after a response
E)None of the choices are correct.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Both Thorndike and Hull emphasized the role of reinforcement in learning. According to them, learning occurs when an organism experiences reinforcement after a specific response or behavior. This strengthens the association between the stimulus and response, leading to the formation of a new habit. Having a need state or forming cognitive maps are not necessary conditions for learning according to these theories.

Thorndike and Hull Agreed That,in Order for Learning to Occur,the