Question

Difference between behavioural and non behavioural requirements

Answer 1

As related to the curriculum--you will have to apply these general principles

Behavioural something observable--or what you physicaly do

for example: give a presentation on your coursework topic is a behavioural objective (the collation of the contentis non behavioural).

Non behavioural is what you cannot observe: for example demonstrate problem solving techniques.

You need to take care here as the demonstrate bit --maybe writing--is behavioural but that is just the writing--the problem solving bit is non bnehvioural (or cognitive)  process, that is not observable.

typically human reactions to stimuli can be A(affective -emotional), B (behavioural--what anyone can see) or C (cognitive- what we think or rationalise

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