If rats are allowed to freely explore a maze without being given a food reward and later are put in the maze again with a food reward in the goal box, the rats:Group of answer choiceslearn the maze as quickly as rats that have never been exposed to the maze. learn the maze more quickly than rats that have never been exposed to the maze. learn the maze more slowly than rats that have never been exposed to the maze. are unable to learn the maze regardless of being rewarded.

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Bailey Terry

Social Studies

27 July, 04:35

If rats are allowed to freely explore a maze without being given a food reward and later are put in the maze again with a food reward in the goal box, the rats:Group of answer choiceslearn the maze as quickly as rats that have never been exposed to the maze. learn the maze more quickly than rats that have never been exposed to the maze. learn the maze more slowly than rats that have never been exposed to the maze. are unable to learn the maze regardless of being rewarded.

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Kennedy Hines · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. learn the maze more quickly than rats that have never been exposed to the maze.

Explanation:

Operant conditioning studies have shown that animals' learn something faster when their behavior is being reinforced. There are four types of reinforcement, and rewarding in one of them. Rewarding means adding something that is considered good or likable to motivate a desired behavior. In the case of the rats, the reward is food. When they understand food will be given after a certain behavior is carried out, the rats begin to learn that behavior faster.