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According to the Social Learning Theory, learning is about:
According to the Social Learning Theory, learning is about:
- Repeating behaviors observed in others
- Interacting with the environment and making a permanent change in knowledge or behavior (correct)
- Relying solely on classical conditioning
- Following direct instructions from authority figures
Who proposed the Social Learning Theory?
Who proposed the Social Learning Theory?
- Jean Piaget
- Erik Erikson
- Ivan Pavlov
- Albert Bandura (correct)
According to Albert Bandura, how is behavior learned?
According to Albert Bandura, how is behavior learned?
- Through direct and immediate reinforcement
- Through genetic predisposition
- Through isolated individual experiences
- Through observation of the environment (correct)
What did Bandura add to the behaviorist learning theories of classical conditioning?
What did Bandura add to the behaviorist learning theories of classical conditioning?
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What does Social Learning Theory endeavor to study?
What does Social Learning Theory endeavor to study?
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Social Learning Theory
- Learning is a cognitive process that involves observing, imitating, and modeling the behavior of others.
Albert Bandura and Social Learning Theory
- Albert Bandura proposed the Social Learning Theory.
- According to Bandura, behavior is learned through observing and imitating others, and reinforced by its consequences.
Contributions to Behaviorist Theories
- Bandura added the concept of observation and imitation to the behaviorist learning theories of classical conditioning.
Focus of Social Learning Theory
- Social Learning Theory endeavors to study how people learn new behaviors, attitudes, and knowledge by observing and imitating others.
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