Albert Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory Differs from Skinnerian Learning Theory

question 47

Multiple Choice

Albert Bandura's social cognitive theory differs from Skinnerian learning theory in that Bandura's theory allows for

• A) the child's passive role in learning.
• B) the annulment of unobservable mental and cognitive constructs.
• C) the embracing of mental and motivational constructs.
• D) a strict adherence to the principles of operant conditioning.

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