Which of the following statements is true of social learning theory?
A) It recognizes the distinction between learning and performance.
B) Bandura's interpretation of the theory is more closely aligned to Tolman's approach than Hull's approach to behaviorism.
C) It assigns an important role to self-referent thoughts.
D) All of these are correct.

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All of the statements accurately reflect aspects of social learning theory. It does recognize the distinction between learning and performance, aligns more closely with Tolman's cognitive approach than Hull's drive reduction theory, and emphasizes the role of cognitive processes such as self-referent thoughts.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Social Learning