According to psychologist Edward C. Tolman, learning that is not immediately demonstrated in overt behavior is termed:
A)learned helplessness.
B)response extinction.
C)latent learning.
D)trial-and-error learning.

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According to Tolman, latent learning occurs when learning has taken place but is not immediately demonstrated in behavior. This means that the knowledge or understanding of the learning is present in the individual, but they have not yet demonstrated it in their actions or behavior. Choices A, B, and D are unrelated to Tolman's concept of latent learning.

According to Psychologist Edward C