In Thorndike's puzzle-box experiments, the presentation of eliciting stimulus (food)
following a response caused
a. a response to be elicited by food.
b. a delay in the learning of the escape response.
c. the response to be strengthened.
d. a weaker response on future trials.
e. Thorndike to realize that learning was instantaneous.
c. the response to be strengthened.
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