Bandura's observational learning theory differs from Skinner's operant theory
A) on the need for experimental research
B) on the value of general stages
C) on the need to directly act to learn
D) on the existence of direct rewards and punishments
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Q1: Bandura says a positive sense of self-efficacy
A)
Q2: Studies on pro-social behavior suggest that
A) preaching
Q3: According to Bandura
A) cognition plays no role
Q4: A 3-year-old child enthusiastically imitates the behavior
Q5: Bandura disagrees with Piaget over the extent
Q7: Bandura says that observation often affects
A) acquisition
Q8: Over the years, Bandura has come to
Q9: In Bandura's theory, direct reinforcements primarily affect
A)
Q10: When children pick up the rules underlying
Q11: Piagetians generally believe that Bandura
A) is in
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