- example of Tolman's theory:

according to Tolman's theory, learning is always purposive and goal-directed.Learning often involves the use of environmental factors to achieve a goal (e.g., means-ends-analysis).Organisms will select the shortest or easiest path to achieve a goal.
and so one example to this is people tend to achieve their goals and dreams in an easiest way , even if it deviates to what is right but they don't mind, as long as they will get what they wanted, that is why , as we can observed in our society there are several corrupt people, and some are politicians.

-- JENIPHER S. ABAD --