A Critical Variable in Determining Whether Modeled Behavior Will Be

question 143

Multiple Choice

A critical variable in determining whether modeled behavior will be imitated is

• A)the attractiveness of the situation in which the model appears.
• B)the unconscious motivation of the learning.
• C)the interpersonal relationship between model and learner.
• D)whether the model is successful or unsuccessful.

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