The behaviorist approach to learning assumes that observable behavior is a function of:
A) both the person and the environment.
B) external cues.
C) its consequences.
D) the interaction between the affect and cognitive components of an individual.

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The behaviorist approach, particularly operant conditioning, posits that behavior is shaped and maintained by its consequences, such as rewards or punishments.

The Behaviorist Approach to Learning Assumes That Observable Behavior Is