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The three laws of connectionism are the laws of____________?

Correct answer: A. effect, exercise and readiness

  • A. effect, exercise and readiness
  • B. stimulus, response and exercise
  • C. exercise, readiness and response
  • D. effect, stimulus and response

Explanation

Thorndike’s three original laws of learning are readiness, exercise, and effect. They explain preparedness to learn, strengthening through practice, and the strengthening of satisfying responses.

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