In order to demonstrate unambiguously that observational learning has occurred, the behavior learned should be one that the observer does not already know.

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For observational learning to be unambiguously demonstrated, the behavior learned must be novel to the observer, ensuring that the observed changes in behavior can be attributed to the learning process rather than prior knowledge or experience.

In Order to Demonstrate Unambiguously That Observational Learning Has Occurred