Which statement best represents the thinking of Bandura?

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Bandura believed in the concept of self-efficacy, which means that individuals choose whether they will show new behaviours they have learned based on whether they believe they are capable of doing so. This emphasizes the active role of the learner in the learning process, rather than being a passive recipient of knowledge. Bandura also believed that reward and punishment played a role in behavior, but it was not the only factor influencing whether a behavior was imitated. Therefore, options A, B, and D are not consistent with Bandura's thinking.

Which Statement Best Represents the Thinking of Bandura