Social Learning Theory Extends the Ideas of Behaviorism By

question 78

Multiple Choice

Social learning theory extends the ideas of behaviorism by:

• A) proposing that children construct their own understandings of the world around them.
• B) suggesting that neurological health is a key component in learning.
• C) identifying the importance of modeling others' behaviors for learning.
• D) revealing that the challenge of early adulthood is to establish intimate relationships.

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Definitions:

English Feudal System

A hierarchical system of land ownership and duties in medieval England, centered around the king granting land to lords in exchange for military service.

Disposition

The act of selling, giving, or transferring ownership or control of property or assets.

Life Estate

A property interest that lasts for the life of the holder, allowing use of the property for their lifetime but not the right to sell it.

Property Rights

The rights and entitlements relating to the ownership and use of land and other forms of property.