Without any explicit training from adults, many 8-year-old children know how to turn the ignition key to start their parents' cars. This best illustrates the importance of

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Observational learning refers to acquiring new behavior or information by watching and imitating others. In this example, the children likely learned how to start the car by observing their parents or other adults doing it. There is no mention of conditioning or spontaneous recovery being involved in this situation.

Without Any Explicit Training from Adults, Many 8-Year-Old Children Know