What type of motivational approach placed the emphasis for behavior and directed activity directly on the environment?
Correct answer: A. Behaviorist approach
- A. Behaviorist approach
- B. Instrumental approach
- C. Nature approach
- D. Environmental approach
Explanation
The behaviorist approach places the main cause and direction of behavior in environmental stimuli and reinforcement consequences. It therefore emphasizes observable environmental control rather than internal motives.
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