Question

Julia is preparing a lecture on the behavior of humans and he is arguing that all behavior is learned, and the only important aspects of behavior are those that can be observed. Julia is presenting information on the __________ perspective in psychology.

Answer 1

Answer:

Behaviorist Perspective

Explanation:

Behaviorism is an area of psychology that studies the connection between our minds and actions, exploring everything that is hidden behind our thoughts, attitudes, and emotions.

For behaviorism, there is no mind-body duality and thus everything is seen as operant behavior: emotions, actions, physiological reactions, language, thought, etc. Researchers and scientists in this area suggest that all behaviors are learned, whether through associations, rewards or punishments, and they believe that the only important aspects of behavior are those that can be observed. These professionals focus on studies to find patterns in our actions and behaviors, as well as the factors that influence them.