In contrast to operant conditioning, social learning:
A) does not use reinforcements to increase the likelihood that a target behavior will be repeated.
B) operates largely through observation processes.
C) examines unconscious motivations for behavior.
D) denies the impact that antisocial friends may have on eliciting antisocial behavior.

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Social learning theory emphasizes learning through observation and imitation, rather than through direct reinforcement as in operant conditioning.

In Contrast to Operant Conditioning, Social Learning