How Is Social Learning Theory Different from Classical Conditioning and Operant

question 23

Multiple Choice

How is social learning theory different from classical conditioning and operant conditioning?

• A) Social learning theory focuses on paired stimuli.
• B) Social learning theory focuses on obtaining knowledge by observation.
• C) Social learning theory is likely to occur only in the classroom.
• D) Social learning theory focuses primarily on reward and punishment responses.

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