Bandura's Observational Learning Theory Differs from Skinner's Operant Theory

question 13

Multiple Choice

Bandura's observational learning theory differs from Skinner's operant theory

• A) on the need for experimental research
• B) on the value of general stages
• C) on the need to directly act to learn
• D) on the existence of direct rewards and punishments

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Allowance Method

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Uncollectible Account

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