Behaviourist Approach Evidently, all human behaviours are subject to be learned and therefore it is believed that an individual is able to unlearn some specific behaviours and can replace them with other traits. According to this approach; is about different aspects of human behaviours which can be observed and measured. Strengths and Limitations of Behaviorist Approach Strengths The behavioural approach can be implemented both classically and in an operant manner to its interconnected approaches. Moreover, its systematic desensitization significantly depends on classical conditioning and therefore is effective in tackling different types of phobias. Behavioural approach features rationale efficacy because it is based on scientifically approved research methods and therefore implies objective, observable and measurable experimentations that in turn helps to decipher human behaviours precisely. Limitations Behavioural approach has several advantages yet there are a few limitations that impact its overall efficacy. It majorly highlights the argument of nature and nurture based perceptions. Furthermore, according to this approach, it is believed that behaviours are learned but biological and cognitive factors affect the behaviour patterns and their magnitude. Another issue goes totally against this approach that is the …show more content…
Observation is a smart option to sift through human behaviours as it focuses on their actual doings instead of relying on fabricated statements. However, it is indispensable to attain an approval from a person before conducting such observation. Sometimes this consent becomes a limitation of this approach as people accessed with an awareness of being observed and can behave in a controlled and in some cases cautious manner. Similarly, it is not practical to delve into an individual's