The Mechanisms of Selective Attention Are

question 127

Multiple Choice

The mechanisms of selective attention are

• A) top-down.
• B) bottom-up.
• C) inside-out.
• D) outside-in.
• E) both A and B

Identify the processes involved in observational learning (attentional, retention, production, and motivation).

Acknowledge the role of reinforcement in modeling, including self-reinforcement and its implications for behavior.

Comprehend how modeling can be applied to behavior modification and the enhancement of self-efficacy.

Distinguish between Bandura's cognitive approach and traditional views on learning and personality development.

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