What are the assumptions for the Behaviourist Perspective
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The behaviourist perspective assumes that all humans are born as a blank slate and that all behaviour is shaped and influenced by the environment and our experiences within it
Behaviourist psychologists mainly focus on how we learn and acquire our behaviour from the environment and look at the theories of learning.
they believe that learning can occur through responses to stimuli within the environment, such as:
Through associations (classical conditioning
The observation and imitation of a role model (social learning theory)
Through responses to rewards and consequences (operant conditions)