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Which theory of learning has found that knowledge of internal processes is crucial for the understanding…

Paper 1 · Teaching Aptitude
Which theory of learning has found that knowledge of internal processes is crucial for the understanding of learning?
ACognitive theory ✓ Correct
BStimulus-response theorists
COperant conditioning theorists
DClassical conditioning theorists
Correct answer: (A) Cognitive theory — The theory that stresses internal processes is cognitive theory, so that is the answer.
Explanation
The theory that stresses internal processes is cognitive theory, so that is the answer.
Cognitive theory holds that learning depends on inner mental processes such as perception, thinking and memory.
It sees the learner as an information processor who takes in, works on and stores knowledge in the mind.
Stimulus-response and classical conditioning theorists study only outward behaviour, not inner processes.
Operant conditioning also focuses on observable responses and reinforcement rather than mental activity.
Since only cognitive theory makes internal processes central, the behaviourist views do not fit.

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