The Five Stages of Observable Learning According to Bandura (1989)

question 13

Multiple Choice

The five stages of observable learning according to Bandura (1989) are:

• A)​listening, paying attention, reproducing actions, becoming motivated (to reproduce what was observed) and perfecting an imitation according to what was observed.
• B)​remembering what was observed, reproducing actions, repeating, becoming motivated (to reproduce what was observed), perfecting an imitation according to what was observed and discussing the reproduction.
• C)​reproducing actions, becoming motivated (to reproduce what was observed), perfecting an imitation according to what was observed, repeating and discussing.
• D)​paying attention, remembering what was observed, reproducing actions, becoming motivated (to reproduce what was observed) and perfecting an imitation according to what was observed.

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