Behaviorism, in Its Pure Form, Rejected the Impact of Cognitive

question 15

True/False

Behaviorism, in its pure form, rejected the impact of cognitive activity on human behavior.

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Definitions:

Integrative Plasticity

The ability of the brain to integrate and modify synaptic connections and networks in response to new information, sensory experiences, development, damage, or dysfunction.

Brain

The organ located in the head of an animal that coordinates its behavior and processes information received from the senses, enabling thoughts, memory, emotions, and movements.

Spatial Memory

The ability to remember the positions of objects, directions, and the physical layout of spaces and environments.

Visual Recognition

The cognitive process of identifying and categorizing objects, faces, or other visual stimuli in the environment.