According to Albert Bandura, the four factors that are necessary for observational learning to occur are:
A) attention, memory, motor skills, and motivation.
B) attention, conditioning, cognition, and reinforcement.
C) reinforcement, operant, stimulus discrimination, and imitation.
D) stimulus, response, conditioning, and consequence.

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Albert Bandura's theory of observational learning states that four factors are necessary for learning through observation. These factors are attention (the learner must pay attention to the model), memory (the learner must be able to retain the information), motor skills (the learner must be capable of reproducing the behavior), and motivation (the learner must be motivated to imitate the behavior). Options B, C, and D do not accurately reflect Bandura's theory.

According to Albert Bandura, the Four Factors That Are Necessary