Both Observational Learning and Vicarious Conditioning Support the Understanding That

question 15

Multiple Choice

Both observational learning and vicarious conditioning support the understanding that

• A) behavior is developed through operant and classical conditioning.
• B) reinforcement is more powerful than punishment in changing behavior.
• C) behaviors can be learned by simply observing others.
• D) structured learning is more persistent.

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Definitions:

Racialized Differences

The process by which societies categorize individuals into racial groups and attribute specific characteristics and disparities to these categorizations.

Perceived Intelligence

The level of intelligence an individual is thought to have by others, which may influence their social interactions and opportunities.

Social Class

A division of a society based on social and economic status.

Extracurricular Opportunities

Activities outside of the traditional academic curriculum that allows students to explore interests, develop skills, and enhance their education.