The Creation of the Maze Apparatus

The creation of the maze apparatus

A) a) required the presence of scientists (Small and Kline) with "prepared" minds (i.e., they knew about rat behavior)
B) was not creative because it merely copied the human version
C) is an example of following authority (i.e., lab director Sanford imposed his will)
D) resulted from a desire to produce a laboratory situation unrelated to the rat's everyday experience (that way, learning could be studied in its purest form)