Observational Learning Occurs When a Person Becomes Motivated to Perform

question 12

True/False

Observational learning occurs when a person becomes motivated to perform a behavior by watching another person performing the behavior and being positively reinforced for doing so.

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Definitions:

Communication

The exchange of information or ideas between individuals through speaking, writing, or another medium.

Reflexive

Automatic response to a stimulus without conscious thought, often protecting the body from harm or facilitating basic functions.

Babbling

Babbling is a stage in child language acquisition during which an infant experiments with producing sounds of language, often comprising repeated syllables like "ba-ba" or "da-da," which precedes the development of recognizable words.

Babbling

An early stage of language development in infants, characterized by repetitive sounds and syllables without specific meaning, as a precursor to speech.