In the Behaviorist Theory: 
How does learning occur?
In the Behaviorist Theory: How does learning occur?
Observable behaviors and responses we can see.

(Laureate, 2009a)

In the Behaviorist Theory: 
What factors influence learning?
In the Behaviorist Theory: What factors influence learning?
Stimulus. Reward & Punishment.

(Standridge, 2001) "Environment is the biggest factor" (Ertmer & Newby, 1993, p. 56).

In the Behaviorist Theory:
What is the role of memory?
In the Behaviorist Theory: What is the role of memory?
Behavior is directed by stimuli. It is a study of actions not emotions or thoughts.

"All behavior is learned habits and can be unlearned" (Standridge, 2001).

In the Behaviorist Theory: 
How does transfer occur?
In the Behaviorist Theory: How does transfer occur?
Operant Conditioning. Response to stimuli in the environment. (Laureate, n.

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In the Behaviorist Theory: 
What types of learning are 
best explained by this theory?
In the Behaviorist Theory: What types of learning are best explained by this theory?
Observable Behaviors Terminal is Long Term Task Analysis is Short Term (Laureate, 2009a)
In the Behaviorist Theory: 
How is technology used 
for learning in your industry?
In the Behaviorist Theory: How is technology used for learning in your industry?
Key factor in classroom management, using positive and negative reinforcement and punishment.

(Standridge, 2001)