a-2022 Thorndike proposed that learning occurs through a process of trial and error. Behaviors that lead to satisfying outcomes are strengthened (stamped in), while those that lead to discomfort are weakened (stamped out). This is a gradual process, not an sudden flash of insight.
'Learning is gradual not insightful.' - This is related to which one of the following psychologist?
Asked in Sr. Teacher (Sanskrit Edu.) Comp. Exam 2022 · Topic: Human Development (Education indicators, access, and quality in Human Development)
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