Behaviourism is a learning theory based on stimulus-response conditioning where behaviors are reinforced through rewards or punishment. Theorists like Skinner and Bandura contributed to behaviorism, exploring concepts like conditioning processes, attention, retention, reproduction and motivation. Technology can impact learning and habits by changing how individuals respond to stimuli and are conditioned to form new behaviors through reinforcement.

1. Behaviourism
Stimulus-Response
Reinforced Behavior
Antecedent Behavior Consequence
Sequenced knowledge and skills presented in logical
limited steps

2. Behaviourism theorists
Skinner 1968
• Learning as a permanent
transformation in behaviour with
emphasis on changes or
outcomes.
• Conditioning Process with a
response to stimulus.
• Stimulus is the cause of the
learning evoking a response.
Bandura 1963
• Attention
• Retention
• Reproduction
• Motivation

3. How do technology and behaviourism link?
• The use of technology can change the way an individual learns and
lives their everyday lifestyle.
• Modern day smart phones have changed the way people developed
habits.