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Cognitivism, which emerged in the 1950s-1960s, is distinguished from behaviorism by focusing on cognitive processes related to knowledge and learning. It emphasizes the learner as the main actor in their learning, encouraging active participation, reasoning, and error processing. Although cognitivism offers innovative pedagogical strategies to enhance teaching, it has limitations, particularly in neglecting the affective aspects and motivation of students.
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