Question

Which perspective of psychology states that our behavior is completely dependent on our environment and that there is no such thing as internal motivation? (this perspective says that we are entirely shaped by nurture rather than nature)?

Answer 1

the behavioral perspective. Behavorism was the school of thought that was founded by John B. Watson. He believed that all behavior is due to conditioning. Conditioning is a type of learning by pairing two things together

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Answer 2

The behavioral perspective. This psychological perspective is responsible for the experimental scientific study of human behavior. Its authors are J. B. Watson and B. F. Skinner. The foundation of the theory indicates that the human being is molded according to the reinforcements he receives from his environment for his family, society, and culture, leaving aside other psychological aspects that they consider irrelevant, such as the human unconscious.

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