Edward Thorndike’s law of effect was a precursor to the theory of . A. social learning B. classical conditioning C. observational learning D. operant conditioning

Operant conditioning

Explanation: Edward Thorndike was a psychologist who became famous for his work on learning theory. This theory led to the development of operant conditioning with behaviorism. Operant conditioning is based on the fact that we learn based on the consequences of our behaviors.

absolute strength refers to the maximum force exerted by a body irrespective of body size. relative strength on the other hand is the force exerted by a body in relation to muscle size or body weight.

so the answer is: c. absolute strength measures strength regardless of your body size, while relative strength measures strength adjusted for your weight.