If an animal learns to use a tool in one way and then is presented with a new situation in which it applies the tool, the animal is demonstrating

a. imprinting.

b. operant conditioning.

c. classical conditioning.

d. insight learning.

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Mitchell Tapia

Biology

24 July, 00:50

If an animal learns to use a tool in one way and then is presented with a new situation in which it applies the tool, the animal is demonstrating

a. imprinting.

b. operant conditioning.

c. classical conditioning.

d. insight learning.

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Destiny Mendoza · Answer 1

If an animal learns to use a tool in one way and then is presented with a new situation in which it applies the tool, the animal is demonstrating the ability of insight learning.

If an animal learns to use a tool in one way and then is presented with a new situation in which it applies the tool, the animal is demonstratinga. imprinting.b. operant conditioning.c. classical conditioning.d. insight learning.

If an animal learns to use a tool in one way and then is presented with a new situation in which it applies the tool, the animal is demonstrating

a. imprinting.

b. operant conditioning.

c. classical conditioning.

d. insight learning.