Learning by Copying Others' Observed Behaviours Is Known As

question 11

Multiple Choice

Learning by copying others' observed behaviours is known as:

• A)Theory of Observed Learning
• B)Copying Theory
• C)Imitation Theory
• D)Social Observation Theory
• E)Social Learning Theory

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Definitions:

Group Pressure

The influence exerted by a group that encourages individuals to change their attitudes, values, or behaviors to conform to group norms.

Moral Judgments

Are determinations of what is right and wrong based on ethical principles, societal norms, or personal beliefs, influencing behaviors and decisions.

Mental Efficiency

The ability of the brain to process information quickly and effectively, using the least amount of cognitive resources.

Reality Testing

A psychological process to distinguish what is internally fantasized from what is external and real in the environment.