Learned through interaction with the environment is a part of__________?
Correct answer: A. Behaviorism
- A. Behaviorism
- B. Cognition
- C. Both
- D. None of these
Explanation
Behaviorism explains learning as a change in observable behavior produced through interaction with environmental stimuli and consequences. Cognitive theories also recognize environmental influence, but the wording reflects the behaviorist emphasis.
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