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Another way of looking at personality is the behaviourist approach. According to the behaviourists, the inner of the consciousness are not important. Instead, they believed that our behaviours, and therefore our , are learned primarily through our . The theories of behaviourism arose through , largely on animals, in which behaviours were learned through carefully controlled .

experiments facts personalities stimuli workings problems arguments experiences

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Correct answer: facts
Explanation: The word 'facts' fits grammatically as a plural noun that refers to objective pieces of information. In the context of the sentence, it aligns with the behaviourist perspective that emphasizes observable behaviors over subjective inner experiences.
Meaning: 'Facts' refer to objective truths or realities that can be verified.
Wrong options:
workings: 'Workings' refers to the internal processes or mechanisms, which does not align with the behaviourist view that dismisses inner processes as unimportant.
personalities: 'Personalities' is a plural noun that refers to individual character traits, which does not fit as it does not relate to the inner aspects of consciousness.
problems: 'Problems' refers to difficulties or challenges, which does not fit the context of discussing consciousness and its inner aspects.
experiences: 'Experiences' refers to events or occurrences that one undergoes, which does not relate to the inner aspects of consciousness.
arguments: 'Arguments' refers to reasons or statements made to support a point, which does not fit the context of inner consciousness.
experiments: 'Experiments' refers to tests conducted to discover or demonstrate something, which does not relate to the inner aspects of consciousness.
Correct answer: personalities
Explanation: The term 'personalities' is a plural noun that refers to the characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make a person unique. It fits contextually as it follows the discussion of behaviors learned through experiences.
Meaning: 'Personalities' refers to the distinctive qualities and traits of an individual.
Wrong options:
stimuli: 'Stimuli' refers to things that provoke a response, which does not fit as it does not describe a characteristic of individuals.
workings: 'Workings' refers to internal processes, which does not fit as it does not describe the observable traits of individuals.
problems: 'Problems' refers to issues or difficulties, which does not relate to the concept of personality.
experiences: 'Experiences' refers to events that shape individuals, but it does not describe the traits themselves.
arguments: 'Arguments' refers to reasons or claims made in a discussion, which does not fit the context of describing individual traits.
experiments: 'Experiments' refers to tests or trials, which does not relate to the concept of personality.
Correct answer: experiences
Explanation: The word 'experiences' is a plural noun that refers to the events or occurrences that shape an individual's behavior and personality. It fits grammatically and contextually as it follows the discussion of learned behaviors.
Meaning: 'Experiences' refer to the events that one undergoes, which influence their development and behavior.
Wrong options:
stimuli: 'Stimuli' refers to external factors that provoke a response, which does not fit as it does not describe the events that shape behavior.
workings: 'Workings' refers to internal processes, which does not fit as it does not describe the events that influence behavior.
personalities: 'Personalities' refers to the traits of individuals, which does not fit as it does not describe the events that shape those traits.
problems: 'Problems' refers to difficulties, which does not relate to the events that shape behavior.
arguments: 'Arguments' refers to reasons or claims made in discussions, which does not fit the context of shaping behavior.
experiments: 'Experiments' refers to tests conducted to discover something, which does not relate to the events that shape behavior.
Correct answer: experiments
Explanation: The term 'experiments' is a plural noun that refers to scientific tests conducted to observe behaviors. It fits contextually as it describes the method through which behaviorism theories were developed.
Meaning: 'Experiments' refer to tests or trials conducted to investigate hypotheses or observe phenomena.
Wrong options:
stimuli: 'Stimuli' refers to factors that provoke responses, which does not fit as it does not describe the method of developing theories.
workings: 'Workings' refers to internal processes, which does not fit as it does not describe the method of developing theories.
personalities: 'Personalities' refers to individual traits, which does not fit as it does not describe the method of developing theories.
problems: 'Problems' refers to issues or challenges, which does not relate to the method of developing theories.
experiences: 'Experiences' refers to events that shape individuals, which does not fit as it does not describe the method of developing theories.
arguments: 'Arguments' refers to claims made in discussions, which does not fit the context of developing scientific theories.
Correct answer: stimuli
Explanation: The word 'stimuli' is a plural noun that refers to external factors that provoke responses in organisms. It fits contextually as it describes the controlled factors in experiments that lead to learned behaviors.
Meaning: 'Stimuli' refer to things that cause a reaction or response in an organism.
Wrong options:
experiments: 'Experiments' refers to tests conducted to discover or demonstrate something, which does not fit as it does not describe the factors provoking responses.
workings: 'Workings' refers to internal processes, which does not fit as it does not describe external factors.
personalities: 'Personalities' refers to individual traits, which does not fit as it does not describe the factors provoking responses.
problems: 'Problems' refers to difficulties, which does not relate to the factors provoking responses.
experiences: 'Experiences' refers to events that shape individuals, which does not fit as it does not describe the factors provoking responses.
arguments: 'Arguments' refers to reasons or claims made in discussions, which does not fit the context of provoking responses.

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