Behaviorists View Learning Differently Than Information Processing Theorists and Constructivists

question 61

Multiple Choice

Behaviorists view learning differently than information processing theorists and constructivists do. Which one of the following statements best describes the difference?

• A)Behaviorism focuses on temporary changes; information processing theory and constructivism focus on long-term changes.
• B)Behaviorism focuses on long-term changes; information processing theory and constructivism focus on temporary changes.
• C)Behaviorism focuses on mental phenomena; information processing theory and constructivism focus on observable behaviors.
• D)Behaviorism focuses on observable behaviors; information processing theory and constructivism focus on mental phenomena.

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