Behaviorists and Cognitivists Tend to Focus on Different Aspects of Learning

Multiple Choice

Behaviorists and cognitivists tend to focus on different aspects of learning. Which one of the following statements best describes this difference?

A) Behaviorism focuses on temporary changes; cognitivism focuses on relatively permanent changes.
B) Behaviorism focuses on relatively permanent changes; cognitivism focuses on temporary changes.
C) Behaviorism focuses on internal mental changes; cognitivism focuses on external behavioral changes.
D) Behaviorism focuses on external behavioral changes; cognitivism focuses on internal mental changes.