Social Learning Theory States That

question 121

Multiple Choice

Social learning theory states that:

• A) we learn the consequences of behavior by observing the experiences of other people.
• B) we learn through self-reinforcement.
• C) we learn by modelling the behavior of other people.
• D) we learn through all of the above ways.
• E) employees cannot learn in social settings.

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Definitions:

Social Change

The significant alteration of social structures and cultural patterns over time, impacting institutions, behaviors, and societal norms.

New Social Movement Theory

An analytical framework focusing on the diverse social movements that emerged from the 1960s onwards, emphasizing identity, agency, and culture.

Social Movements

Collections of people who are organized to bring about or resist social change.

Life Cycle

The series of changes an organism goes through from its beginning as an independent life form to its death, including development, maturity, and eventual decline.