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What is behaviorism?
What is behaviorism?
Behaviorism is a learning theory that studies observable and measurable behavioral changes resulting from stimulus-response associations.
Who is known for studying animal behavior and classical conditioning?
Who is known for studying animal behavior and classical conditioning?
Pavlov.
What is classical conditioning?
What is classical conditioning?
Classical conditioning is the association between a neutral stimulus and a response.
Who introduced the theory of operant conditioning?
Who introduced the theory of operant conditioning?
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What is the premise of operant conditioning?
What is the premise of operant conditioning?
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What is the primary role of the teacher according to Behaviorism?
What is the primary role of the teacher according to Behaviorism?
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According to Behaviorism, how is the learner's activity confined?
According to Behaviorism, how is the learner's activity confined?
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What are some examples of the learning process in Behaviorism?
What are some examples of the learning process in Behaviorism?
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Which theories are mainly applicable to the acquisition of native languages?
Which theories are mainly applicable to the acquisition of native languages?
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According to H.H. Stern, how are the objectives of second language learning influenced by native language competence?
According to H.H. Stern, how are the objectives of second language learning influenced by native language competence?
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Name one of the theories advanced to describe how language is acquired, learned, and taught, aside from Behaviorist theory and Mentalist theory.
Name one of the theories advanced to describe how language is acquired, learned, and taught, aside from Behaviorist theory and Mentalist theory.
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