E. C. Tolman's work on latent learning demonstrated that
a. rats can learn a maze in the absence of reinforcement.
b. rats cannot learn a maze in the absence of reinforcement.
c. dogs can be conditioned when tones and shocks are presented at random intervals.
d. dogs come to expect shock in the presence of the tone.
A
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