"Nothing succeeds like success". According to Thorndike, which of the following laws support statement?Law of readiness Law of effect Law of useLaw of disuse

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"Nothing succeeds like success". According to Thorndike, which of the following laws support statement?

A1 only

B1, 2

C2 only

DNone of these

Answer:

Law of effect

The law stated that "any behavior that is followed by pleasant consequences is likely to be repeated, and any behavior followed by unpleasant consequences is likely to be stopped."
This principle explains why success tends to reinforce successful behaviors, leading to their continuation.

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