Psychological factors refer to the internal mental processes and states that influence behavior, such as thoughts, emotions, and personality traits.
Environmental factors are external influences on behavior, such as social norms, physical surroundings, and cultural expectations.
Operant conditioning is a learning theory that suggests behavior is influenced by consequences (rewards or punishments) in the environment.
Cognitive processes involve mental activities like perception, memory, problem-solving, and decision-making that impact how we behave.