As a Child, Lilly Observed That Even Though Both Her

question 75

Multiple Choice

As a child, Lilly observed that even though both her parents were employed, her mother served all family members their dinner. She noticed that her mother did all sorts of "little things" to please family members. She saw that although her father took the children to doctors, dentists, etc., it was her mother who made and kept track of these appointments. As an adult, Lilly incorporated all these behaviors into her own family life. This example supports the ideas of the

• A) cognitive social learning theory.
• B) gender modeling theory.
• C) moral development theory.
• D) psychoanalytic theory.

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Definitions:

Significant

Having considerable importance, size, or worth; meaningful or consequential.

Culture

The social behavior, norms, knowledge, and the material objects that are passed from generation to generation within a society.

Long-Term Recall

The ability of the brain to store and retrieve information over an extended period, ranging from days to years.

Eyewitness Testimony

Evidence provided by people who witnessed a specific event or crime, offering their recollection of the details.