Learning by Watching Another's Behavior and Its Consequences

question 17

Multiple Choice

Learning by watching another's behavior and its consequences

• A)is known as observation learning and is very similar to latent learning.
• B)occurs most readily when the individual being observed is admired or has high status.
• C)requires no direct reinforcement of the observer until the observer tries the behavior for the first time.
• D)involves all of these.

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Definitions:

Repetitions

The action of repeating something, such as an exercise or task, multiple times to improve proficiency, strength, or conditioning.

Time Per Unit

The average amount of time required to produce one unit of a product or service.

Learning Curves

A concept that illustrates how the time taken to complete a task decreases with an increasing number of trials or experiences, due to the increase in efficiency and skill.

Broad Categories

General classifications used to organize various items or concepts into wider groups.