Which of the following groups in the Tolman and Honzik's (1930) maze study clearly indicated that they had learned?
A) the Regularly Rewarded and No Reward groups
B) the Regularly Rewarded and No Reward until Day 11 groups
C) the No Reward and No Reward until Day 11 groups
D) all three groups

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The No Reward until Day 11 group showed a sudden improvement in performance once rewards were introduced, indicating that they had learned the maze during the no-reward trials but did not demonstrate this learning until there was a motivation to do so. The Regularly Rewarded group also showed learning as expected through gradual improvement.

Which of the Following Groups in the Tolman and Honzik's