All of human society was likened to one of these locales in the social theory of Yale social scientists John Dollard and Neal Miller. A circular example of this type of locale filled with water, named for Richard E. Morris, is used in studies of tact
All of human society was likened to one of these locales in the social theory of Yale social scientists John Dollard and Neal Miller. A circular example of this type of locale filled with water, named for Richard E. Morris, is used in studies of tactile memory. In experiments, the "T" type of these places is the simplest variant, and their first use in the social sciences was inspired by the (*) garden at Hampton Court Palace. "Latent learning" was proposed by Edward Tolman after his observations of subjects in these locales led to his theory of cognitive mapping. Harvey Carr helped observe some hilarious failures to use these locales in John B. Watson's Kerplunk! experiment. For 10 points, name these convoluted constructs through which laboratory rats are often run.