From Bandura's Research on Observational Learning in Children, We Can

question 15

Multiple Choice

From Bandura's research on observational learning in children, we can conclude that whether a child performs an aggressive act depends on

• A) the amount of social encouragement the child has received to be aggressive.
• B) how extremely aggressive the behavior is.
• C) whether the model's behavior is observed to be reinforced or punished.
• D) whether the model is the child's parent or another respected adult.

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Definitions:

Organized Sports

Structured physical activities, typically led by adults or coaches, where children and adolescents learn skills, compete, and participate in a team or individual sports.

Academic Performance

The level of achievement or proficiency demonstrated by an individual in educational pursuits, often measured through grades, tests, or other forms of assessment.

Parents

Guardians or caretakers who are responsible for the upbringing, support, and guidance of their children.

Less Formal Sports

Informal or recreational physical activities that are typically less structured than competitive sports, focusing more on enjoyment and participation than on winning.