What type of learning occurs when there is no obvious reinforcement?
A) shaping
B) operant
C) latent
D) insight

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Latent learning occurs when learning occurs without any apparent reinforcement or motivation. The learning is not immediately demonstrated but becomes apparent when there is a motivation or reinforcement present in the future. This type of learning is demonstrated by the Tolman's rat experiment, where rats navigated through a maze with no apparent reward, but when given motivation (food), they exhibited prior knowledge of the maze.

What Type of Learning Occurs When There Is No Obvious