Question

question 35
learning that occurs but is not observable in behavior until there is a reason to demonstrate it is called ______ learning.
a - conditioned
b - latent
c - partial
d - primary

question 36
what did john b. watson and rosalie rayner demonstrate with their studies of little albert?

Explanation:

Analyze the definition of the learning type

The question asks for a term that describes "learning that occurs but is not observable in behavior until there is a reason to demonstrate it."

Evaluate the options

• A - conditioned: Refers to learning through association (classical or operant conditioning), where behavior changes are typically observable as conditioning occurs.
• B - latent: Latent learning is defined as learning that remains hidden or unexpressed until a reinforcement or incentive is introduced to demonstrate it.
• C - partial: Typically refers to partial reinforcement schedules, not a type of learning itself.
• D - primary: Refers to primary reinforcers (like food or water) that satisfy biological needs, not a type of learning.

Select the correct option

Option B matches the definition perfectly.

Answer:

• A - conditioned
• B - latent (Correct answer)
• C - partial
• D - primary