Social Learning Theory Holds That a Child Identifies with a Parent

question 81

Multiple Choice

Social learning theory holds that a child identifies with a parent

• A) as a consequence of the phallic stage.
• B) after resolving the Electra or Oedipus complex.
• C) through observation and imitation, along with reinforcement.
• D) because of guilt associated with the stereotyping from parents.

Understand various common training delivery problems and identify potential solutions for them.

Define an event of instruction and explain Gagne's nine events of instruction.

Explain the concept of trainability tests and their utility in employee training processes.

Demonstrate knowledge of the ethics of training and development, including ethical guidelines.

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Definitions:

Family Support

Assistance, care, and encouragement provided by family members to each other, which plays a crucial role in individual well-being and development.

Psychosocial Development

The process of psychological and social development through the interaction with the social environment over the lifespan.

Person Adjustment

The process of adapting or accommodating oneself to handle challenges, changes, or demands in life effectively.

Legal Rights

Entitlements or permissions granted to individuals by law, encompassing freedoms, protections, and the ability to engage in certain activities without interference or oppression.