The Behaviorist Approach to Learning Assumes That Observable Behavior Is

question 50

Multiple Choice

The behaviorist approach to learning assumes that 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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Definitions:

Breach of Warranty

Occurs when a seller fails to uphold a claim or promise about a product or service.

Discovered the Defect

Discovering the defect involves identifying a flaw or fault in a product or property, usually after a transaction has taken place, impacting the value or safety of the item.

Time of Contract

The specific moment when a contract is considered to have been formed or agreed upon by all parties involved.

Lost Profits

The potential income that a business could have earned but did not due to a wrongful act such as breach of contract or tort.