Bandura's Concept of Reciprocal Determinism Is Different from Skinner's Radical

question 38

Multiple Choice

Bandura's concept of reciprocal determinism is different from Skinner's radical behaviorism in that radical behaviorism

• A) uses a one-way model in which external events cause behavior.
• B) maintains that behavior influences external events.
• C) includes internal factors in its explanation of behavior.
• D) identifies more ways to change behavior.

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