The Ability to Learn by Observing the Behavior of Other

question 24

Multiple Choice

The ability to learn by observing the behavior of other people is called

• A)social adaptation.
• B)specific imitation.
• C)vicarious consequences.
• D)generalized imitation.

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Definitions:

Empiricism

A theory in epistemology that states knowledge comes only or primarily from sensory experience.

Observations

The act of monitoring or recording systematically selected variables or behaviors in research to gather data.

Assumption

A statement taken for granted or accepted as true without proof, used as a basis for reasoning or argument.

Quantitative Research

A research method focusing on obtaining data that can be quantified and analyzed statistically to draw conclusions and test hypotheses.