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Do you have any multiple choice questions to use as a study guide for chapter 5 of The Principles of Learning and Behaviour by Domjan.

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Chapter 5 is on Instrumental Condition. You may Consider some of these questions as an aid:

1. Who amongst the following can be regarded as an antecedent to Instruemntal Learning?

A. Sigmund Freud

B. E.L. Thorndike

C. Carl Rogers

D. Both Thorndike and Freud

( the correct answer is B)

2. Which type of learning is associated with B.F. Skinner?

A. Classical Conditioning

B. Modelling

C. Associative learning

D. Operant Conditioning   

( The correct answer is D)

3. Which phenomenon did Tolman investigate in his maze learning experiments with mice?

A. Reinforcement contingency

B. Cognitive maps

C. Latent learning

D. Both A.B are correct answers

E. Both B. And C are correct answers

(The correct answer is E)

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