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  • How did behaviorism become such a dominant theoretical basis for education and training in the United States?
  • What do you think is changing in the way people think about others and their learning?
  • Why do you think that there seems to be so many lecture courses in schools and in training? Is this good or bad?
  • How might consideration of theories in the instructional design process affect such courses?
  • Do you think that a tendency to use a behavioral approach in learning and teaching might have something to do with an instructor’s desire to keep control over the classroom and the learning pace and activity? Why or why not?
  • How do behaviorists make the logical transition in their thinking from experiments on pigeons, rats, dogs, and apes to conclusions about human learning?

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Behaviorism can be defined as the learning theory which is based on observable behaviors and
takes into account any independent activities in the mind. According to behavior theorists, it has
been noted that learning cannot be of importance if there is no acquisition of new behaviors
based on environmental conditions. There are different behaviors that need to be checked on in
order to ensure an effective learning and training. In other words, behaviorism aims to ensure
good study strategies that need to be focused on in order to ensure better learn...


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