Social learning theory stresses the role of observation and the imitation of behaviors observed in others.

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Social learning theory, developed by Albert Bandura, emphasizes that people can learn new behaviors and information by watching other people (models). This process is known as observational learning or modeling, where individuals observe the behaviors of others, their outcomes, and decide whether to imitate those behaviors.

Social Learning Theory Stresses the Role of Observation and the Imitation