The Cornerstone of Social Learning Theory Is the Belief That:​

question 26

Multiple Choice

The cornerstone of social learning theory is the belief that:​

• A) ​consequences control behavior.
• B) ​we learn differently depending on our age.
• C) ​once children learn gender is permanent,they try to act "properly."
• D) ​the creation of gender inequality is based on polar opposites.

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Definitions:

AFL

Stands for the American Federation of Labor, a national federation of labor unions in the United States, founded in 1886, and known for focusing on skilled workers.

Union Federation

An organization that represents multiple labor unions, coordinating their actions and policies at a regional, national, or international level.

Great Uprising

Refers to significant or notable revolts, rebellions, or movements, often related to worker or social uprising seeking rights or reforms.

Labor-Management Relations

The interactions between employees, often represented by unions, and employers, focusing on negotiating wages, work conditions, and other aspects of workers' compensation and rights.