________ learning explains Tolman and Honzik's findings that unreinforced rats that eventually were reinforced performed just as well if not better than regularly reinforced rats.
A) Cognitive
B) Latent
C) Map
D) Insight

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Tolman and Honzik's finding of unreinforced rats performing just as well, if not better, than regularly reinforced rats suggests that the rats had developed a cognitive map of the maze, which was not immediately expressed until reinforcement was introduced. This is consistent with the idea of latent learning, which is a form of cognitive learning that occurs without immediate reinforcement. Therefore, the best choice for this question is B, latent learning.

________ Learning Explains Tolman and Honzik's Findings That Unreinforced Rats