For Tolman,learning was described much differently than for Watson and Thorndike.Which one of the following does not describe learning as Tolman described it?

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Tolman believed that learning could occur without necessarily being tied to a specific S-R connection. He referred to this as "latent learning," wherein learning occurred without an immediate reinforcement or reward. Therefore, option C is not a correct description of Tolman's views on learning.

For Tolman,learning Was Described Much Differently Than for Watson and Thorndike.Which