Tolman's position on Thorndike's law of effect was to ____.
A)accept it
B)accept it as long as reward or reinforcement was omitted from the law
C)reject it
D)incorporate it into his own purposive behavior theory
E)None of the choices are correct.

Question

Tolman's position on Thorndike's law of effect was to ____.​
A)​accept it
B)accept it as long as reward or reinforcement was omitted from the law
C)​reject it
D)incorporate it into his own purposive behavior theory
E)None of the choices are correct.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Tolman rejected Thorndike's law of effect because he believed that behavior is goal-directed and not solely driven by rewards or reinforcements.

Tolman's Position on Thorndike's Law of Effect Was to ____