Behavioral Theory emphasizes that learning occurs based on the idea that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. In this theory they believe our interactions with the environment help play a role in shaping our actions. This is where behaviorists believe that anyone can potentially learn by observing others, regardless of personality traits, genetic backgrounds and internal thoughts the only thing required is the right conditioning. In order for a new behavior to be modeled the following conditions are necessary, attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation. Within this theory they believe that the behavior is learned and is a reaction to the external factors. On the other hand, Psychoanalysis highlights the importance of the
