An Early Theory of Imitation, One Proposed by Miller and Dollard

question 22

Multiple Choice

An early theory of imitation, one proposed by Miller and Dollard in 1941, suggested that individuals:

• A) Form mental images of the behaviors they observe
• B) Are reinforced for imitative behavior
• C) Encode imitated behaviors verbally i.e., by describing to themselves what they have observed)
• D) Find imitation to be an intrinsically reinforcing activity

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