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Social Cognitive Theory

Social Cognitive Learning Theory – formerly known as Social Learning Theory – assumes that humans learn behavior through observational learning—in other words, people can learn by watching models and imitating their behavior. Sometimes the model is trying to have a direct effect on the learner—for example, when a teacher instructs children how to solve a problem—but often models serve as indirect models, in...

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