Observational Learning Is Defined as

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Multiple Choice

Observational learning is defined as

• A) associating two stimuli with one another because one stimulus reliably precedes the other stimulus.
• B) associating a specific behaviour with a specific consequence.
• C) learning that occurs without direct training but instead from watching others.
• D) learning that aversive events are inescapable.

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