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Social Cognitive Theory Quiz

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What did behaviorists Neal Miller and John Dollard propose in 1941?

People imitate others to rebel against authority

People imitate others to gain social approval

People imitate others because they are reinforced for doing so (correct)

People imitate others due to genetic predisposition

In social cognitive theory, what is generalized imitation as proposed by Miller and Dollard?

Imitating without any reinforcement

Imitating only in specific environments

Imitating specific individuals

Imitating becomes a habit (correct)

What is the role of cognition in learning, as per social cognitive theory?

Cognition has no impact on learning

Cognition is only relevant in academic learning

Cognition is irrelevant in observational learning

Cognition plays important roles in learning (correct)

What distinguishes social cognitive theory from behaviorist views?

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According to social cognitive theory, how do people learn from observing others' behaviors?

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In 1941, behaviorists Neal Miller and John Dollard proposed a new approach that emphasized the role of cognition in learning.

Generalized Imitation

Miller and Dollard proposed generalized imitation, which is the process of imitating a model's behavior across different situations and contexts.

Role of Cognition in Learning

According to social cognitive theory, cognition plays a crucial role in learning, as it enables individuals to process information, form expectations, and develop motivation.

Distinction from Behaviorist Views

Social cognitive theory distinguishes itself from behaviorist views by emphasizing the role of cognition and the observation of others' behaviors in learning.

Observational Learning

Social cognitive theory suggests that people learn from observing others' behaviors, which can lead to the acquisition of new behaviors, attitudes, and knowledge.

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Test your knowledge of Social Cognitive Theory with this quiz. Explore how people learn through observation and imitation, and understand the impact of role models and social influences on behavior.