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What is learning?

• A temporary change in behavior based on experience

• A permanent change in behavior based on experience

• A temporary change in behavior based on instinct

• A permanent change in behavior based on instinct

Which approach to learning focuses on behavior?

• Cognitive approach

• Humanistic approach

• Psychodynamic approach

• Behavioral approach

What are the paradigms of classical and operant conditioning?

• Classical conditioning focuses on positive reinforcement, while operant conditioning focuses on negative reinforcement

• Classical conditioning focuses on negative reinforcement, while operant conditioning focuses on positive reinforcement

• Classical conditioning focuses on involuntary behaviors, while operant conditioning focuses on voluntary behaviors

• Classical conditioning focuses on voluntary behaviors, while operant conditioning focuses on involuntary behaviors

How does social learning theory explain changes in behavior?

• Through the influence of genetics

• Through the influence of innate instincts

• Through the influence of unconscious desires

• Through the observation and imitation of others

Which approach to learning focuses on conscious mental processes?

• Cognitive approach

• Psychodynamic approach

• Behavioral approach

• Humanistic approach

What is the main emphasis of classical conditioning?

• Rewarding desired behaviors

• Punishing undesired behaviors

• Strengthening voluntary behaviors

• Associating stimuli with involuntary responses

What is the main emphasis of operant conditioning?

• Rewarding desired behaviors

• Punishing undesired behaviors

• Strengthening voluntary behaviors

• Associating stimuli with involuntary responses

According to social learning theory, what is an important factor in learning?

• Innate instincts

• Unconscious desires

• Genetic predisposition

• Observation and imitation

Which approach to learning focuses on personal growth and self-actualization?

• Humanistic approach

• Behavioral approach

• Psychodynamic approach

• Cognitive approach

What is the main emphasis of classical conditioning?

• Strengthening voluntary behaviors

• Associating stimuli with involuntary responses

• Rewarding desired behaviors

• Punishing undesired behaviors