Problem: When Ryley gets home, a tray of chocolate cookies and a note reading, "You may have one cookie," are on the table. He picks a chocolate chip cookie and indulges in it. Sasha doesn't accept a cookie when he sees the dish of cookies and the letter when he gets home. Although he likes chocolate chip cookies, he is scared that once he starts eating one, he won't be able to stop. Explain the distinction between a functionalist and a behaviourist theory of mind using this particular tale as an example. Which viewpoint is a better fit for explaining Ryley and Sasha's actions? Explain.