The term "retention process" refers to
A) noticing a model.
B) remembering what a model has done.
C) doing what a model has done.
D) deciding whether it is worthwhile to behave as a model has done.

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The retention process refers to the ability to remember what a model has done. This is important for learning and repeating behaviors that have been observed in others. The other choices (noticing a model, doing what a model has done, and deciding whether it is worthwhile to behave as a model has done) are all important parts of the observational learning process, but they do not specifically relate to the retention process.

The Term "Retention Process" Refers to