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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.8
What is a potential counterargument against the behaviorism approach's assertion that all behaviors are learned?
Behaviorism wrongly suggests that we're merely products of our environment with no inherent traits or predispositions.
People can't learn new behaviors; they're born with a set number of behaviors.
It overlooks innate or biologically determined behaviors that aren't necessarily learned.
Learning plays no meaningful role in shaping our behavior across the lifespan.
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AP Psychology - 8.8 Psychological Perspectives and Treatment of Disorders
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