This document provides an overview of behaviorism and several of its major theorists. It discusses how behaviorism views learning as a response to environmental stimuli without distinguishing between humans and animals. Major figures covered include Pavlov, known for his experiments with classical conditioning using dogs; Skinner and his work on operant conditioning with pigeons and reinforcement; and Bandura, who developed social learning theory and the concept of observational modeling. The document also provides some potential classroom applications of behaviorist principles like rewarding correct answers and modeling behaviors through demonstration.