example of connectionism (law of effect)
A mother and her child enter a grocery store, and as they coast through the candy isle, the child begins to wail. Let's assume that he is wailing because he WANTS candy. The mother, in order to quiet him, moves on to another isle. Without the candy in direct sight (he hasn't quite yet established object permanence) the child becomes quiet.
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ReplyDeleterelating the theory about Tolman
It was 8:30 in the evening when i went home and the jeep didn't stop in the place I command to stop so I go directly to another crossing and ride a tricycle going to my home.