How does behaviourism differ from psychoanalytic theory?

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answered Jan 10 by EmanuelBrier (450 points)

behaviourism suggests that behaviour is learned through environmental stimuli and rewards, whereas psychoanalytic theory emphasises the role of unconscious conflicts.

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