Many Complex Human Behaviors Cannot Be Learned Through Classical or Operant

question 19

True/False

Many complex human behaviors cannot be learned through classical or operant conditioning but are acquired through observational learning.

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Definitions:

General Intelligence

General Intelligence, often abbreviated as "g", is a theory suggesting that a single factor underlies various cognitive abilities, reflecting a person's overall intellectual capability.

Crystallized Intelligence

The ability to use skills, knowledge, and experience acquired over a lifetime, often increasing with age.

Visual-motor Abilities

Skills that involve coordination between visual perception and motor control, supporting tasks like writing and catching a ball.

G Factor

Spearman’s term for a general intellectual ability that underlies all mental operations to some degree.