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Define behaviorism and social learning theory.

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psychology

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  1. Behaviorism focuses on the analysis of human emotions as the primary factor in behavior, whereas social learning theory emphasizes the role of instinctual drives.
  2. Behaviorism refers to a theory that considers only observable behavior. Social learning theory is based on the fact that children imitate and includes the importance of dependency as the major factor that brings about socialization.
  3. Social learning theory is a subset of behaviorism that deals exclusively with verbal learning and linguistics.
  4. Social learning theory is solely about children's aggression.
  5. Behaviorism is a theory that emphasizes the importance of supernatural influences on behavior, while social learning theory focuses on the impact of societal norms only.
  6. Behaviorism is concerned with unobservable mental processes.
  7. Social learning theory suggests that behavior is entirely shaped by peer pressure, while behaviorism states that behavior is a result of conscious decision-making.
  8. Behaviorism and social learning theory both argue that behavior is a direct consequence of divine will, without the influence of the environment or cognition.
  9. Behaviorism is based on the idea that behavior is determined by past life experiences, while social learning theory asserts that behavior is solely a result of genetic inheritance.
  10. Behaviorism believes in the major role of intrinsic factors in behavior.

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