Answer:
had already learned the maze in the first nine days
Explanation:
Tolman's study was the usual trial-and-error learning in which he used rats as the subject. Tolman in this study discovered that some rats knew a lot more than they indicated at first with their behavior. Tolman learned that rats that wer allowed to wander the maze, even without any reinforcement, learned something from the maze, and he labelled it latent learning. It is in his study that he discovered that rats reinforced on the tenth day solved the maze quickly than those reinforced from day one, due to the fact that the rats were allowed to wander the maze and had already learned it in the first 9 days.
Uncertainty Avoidance refers to how members of a society respond to ambiguity. a high score means that a culture tends to minimize risk-taking.
The term uncertainty avoidance is used in cross-cultural psychology which describes how much a <span>society is tolerant for uncertainty and ambiguity.</span>
