The Maze Experiment

The Maze Experiment is a study used to understand decision-making and learning processes. It involves guiding subjects, often animals or humans, through a maze to find a reward. Researchers observe how quickly and efficiently they learn the correct path over repeated trials. This helps reveal how memory, problem-solving skills, and trial-and-error influence behavior. The experiment can also be adapted to test the effects of various factors, such as stress, medication, or environmental changes, on decision-making abilities. Overall, it provides insight into cognitive functions and learning mechanisms in controlled settings.