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behaviorism
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behaviourism
Behaviorism
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(psychology) the theory that believes human behavior is a conditioned response to outside stimuli
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The use of a time-out in disciplining children is rooted in behaviorism, where the child learns to avoid bad behavior to avoid the consequence.
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behaviorism
behavior
behave
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