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During a class debate on psychological approaches, a student made the following comment:

'While classical and operant conditioning explain how associations and consequences shape our actions, much of this perspective is based on highly controlled laboratory experiments, often using non-human participants.'

Briefly discuss the usefulness of the behaviourist approach in explaining human behaviour.

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  1. A Level
  2. /Psychology
  3. /Learning approaches

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