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In Thorndike's puzzle box experiments, what pattern of results would provide evidence that cats were "thinking," according to Thorndike?

▸ initial evidence of very quick escapes that remain unchanged

▸ quick escapes for intelligent cats and slow escapes for unintelligent cats

▸ initial slow escapes followed by a sharp, permanent drop in escape time once cats recognized the solution to the problem

▸ slow escapes, then quick escapes, then slow escapes again as cats took their time to escape carefully

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Psychology: Themes and Variations

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