According to the learning perspective, disordered behavior is a result of __________

A) repressed thoughts and memories that try to resurface.
B) learning processes that are identical to those that cause 'normal' behaviors.
C) illogical thinking patterns.
D) chemical imbalances and brain damage.

Learning Perspective

A theoretical approach in psychology that emphasizes the role of environmental influences on one's behavior, including the processes of learning through reinforcement and observation.

Disordered Behavior

Actions or patterns of actions that are considered abnormal or outside societal norms, often indicative of a psychological condition.

Identical Processes

Processes that are exactly the same in every aspect, often used in scientific experiments to ensure replicability and reliability.