When behaviorists describe the learner as a black box, they mean ...

[Arii_bell]

When behaviorists describe the learner as a black box, they mean that:
 
  a. nothing occurs inside the learner.
  b. many stimuli have no noticeable effect on the learner.
  c. events occurring within the learner cannot be studied scientifically.
  d. a learner makes many responses in the absence of any observed external stimulus.

Question 2

One characteristic common to all behaviorist learning theories is an emphasis on:
 
  a. the importance of rewards.
  b. the effect of the environment on learning.
  c. how one learns by observing the behavior of others.
  d. the importance of every single event in a person's life.

[Sophiapenny]

Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b

[Arii_bell]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[Mochi]

Gracias!