According to differential reinforcement theory, the primary learning mechanism occurs in association with others. Those we are in close association and interaction with, usually through informal small groups, such as parents, family, friends, and peers, are most responsible for what we learn.

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Differential reinforcement theory states that learning occurs through the reinforcement of desired behaviors and the punishment of undesired behaviors. It does not emphasize the role of social interaction in learning.

According to Differential Reinforcement Theory, the Primary Learning Mechanism Occurs