Albert Bandura and His Colleagues Were Able to Get the Same

question 14

Multiple Choice

Albert Bandura and his colleagues were able to get the same findings in their observational learning research when children watched aggressive models on film as they did when children watched aggressive models in person. This lent additional support for Bandura's claims that observational learning represents a significant process by which certain behaviours are acquired. This demonstrates the critical-thinking concept of ________.

• A)extraordinary claims
• B)correlation versus causation
• C)falsifiability
• D)replicability

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Definitions:

Product Signal

An indicator or marker that conveys information about the qualities or characteristics of a product to consumers.

Simple Additive Decision Rule

A decision-making process in which options are evaluated by summing up the merits or scores of their attributes, simplifying the choice among multiple alternatives.

Decision Rules

Guidelines or criteria used by consumers or individuals in making choices among various alternatives.

Ethnocentrism

The belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group or culture, often leading to judgment of other cultures solely by the values and standards of one's own culture.