What two factors does the social cognitive theory consider in learning?
Social interaction and observation
Sleep and diet
Reaction time and attention
IQ and genetics
Answer
Social learning, as explained by the social cognitive theory, is the process of acquiring knowledge and behavior by observing others. This learning stems from actively observing, modeling, and imitating the actions of others. By witnessing the consequences and rewards associated with specific actions, individuals understand how to behave in similar situations.
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