Kuo's (1930) experiment with cats that were raised with rats is important because it clearly demonstrates that
A) rat-killing by cats is an instinctive pattern of behavior
B) social-learning experiences, such as exposure to a rat-killing mother, have little effect on kittens' tendencies to kill rats
C) prior social experiences have dramatic effects on kittens' tendencies to-kill rats
D) rat-killing by cats is an instinctive pattern of behavior and social-learning experiences, such as exposure to a rat-killing mother, have little effect on kittens' tendencies to kill rats
E) none of these
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