The School of Behaviourism Was Based on the Belief That

question 39

Multiple Choice

The school of behaviourism was based on the belief that:

• A) anything can be learned by any living organism
• B) animals and humans are born with the potential to learn just about anything
• C) behaviour is conditioned, unlike cognitions of the mind
• D) animals learn via behaviourism, humans learn via cognitivism

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Definitions:

Nucleus Accumbens

A region of the brain known for its critical role in the reward circuit, associated with pleasure, reward, and reinforcement learning.

Technique

A method or way of doing something, especially one that is skilled or specialized.

Larger Request

In the context of persuasion, starting with a high-demand request that is likely to be rejected, followed by a smaller request.

Real Request

A genuine or sincere appeal or demand made by one party to another.