Multiple Choice
The finding that when certain stimulus-response sequences are followed by pleasure they are strengthened and when followed by annoyance or pain they tend to be "stamped out" exemplifies
A) Thorndike's law of effect.
B) Calkins's paired associates relationship.
C) Hall's law of reinforced learning.
D) The James-Lange theory of emotion.
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