The Behaviorist Approach to Learning Assumes Observable Behavior Is a Function

question 112

Multiple Choice

The behaviorist approach to learning assumes observable behavior is a function of:

• A)both the person and the environment
• B)external cues
• C)its consequences
• D)the interaction between the affect and cognitive components of an individual

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