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    Behaviorism theory best describes Samuel's view of learning, which is that all behavior is caused by external stimuli from the environment. According to behaviorism, people learn and change their behavior in response to situations and events around them, and these behaviors become incorporated into how people function on a daily basis as a result of practice, imitation, and observation of their surroundings. Learning is viewed as a change in a person based on environmental factors rather than internal mental processes.

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    Behaviorism theory best describes Samuel's view of learning, which is that all behavior is caused by external stimuli from the environment. According to behaviorism, people learn and change their behavior in response to situations and events around them, and these behaviors become incorporated into how people function on a daily basis as a result of practice, imitation, and observation of their surroundings. Learning is viewed as a change in a person based on environmental factors rather than internal mental processes.

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    Samuel J Bautista-III Jan 29, 2023

    BSN-N1F Health Education

    learning is a change of a person the way they function through practice, imitation and observation.

    For me the theories mentioned in the lesson that best describe “learning” for me is the theory of

    behaviourism, which indicates that all behaviour is caused by external stimuli. That means that our

    behaviour reflects what is around us, behaviour is our natural response to the situations we are in.

    The Behaviourism theory basically says that the way people learn the way people change their

    behaviour is the way people adapt to the events that happens and affects us humans, these

    behaviours become small parts of us and that we unintentionally or sometimes intentionally apply to

    our daily living and apply to ourselves.

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