cognitive learning theory

any theory postulating that learning requires central constructs and new ways of perceiving events (see S–S learning model). Cognitive learning theories are usually contrasted with behavioral learning theories, which suggest that behaviors or responses are acquired through experience (see S–R psychology).

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May 10th 2024

paranoid ideation

thought processes involving persistent suspiciousness and beliefs of being persecuted, harassed, or treated unfairly by others.