It is very likely that you learned how to turn on the TV and change channels as a young child without your parents ever specifically teaching you to do so. In this case, your learning would most likely be an example of:

a. Modeling

b. Classical conditioning

c. Observational learning

d. Operant conditioning

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26 July, 07:30

It is very likely that you learned how to turn on the TV and change channels as a young child without your parents ever specifically teaching you to do so. In this case, your learning would most likely be an example of:

a. Modeling

b. Classical conditioning

c. Observational learning

d. Operant conditioning

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Glenn Walls · Answer 1

Observational learning

Explanation:

Observational learning consists of the modeling and observing of another person's emotional, behavior and attitude expression. It is also believed that the observer copy the model. It also stressed that a person learns behavior through observation rather than imitation. Albert Bandura is a social learner who proposed this theory called observational learning.

There are four steps of observational learning

Attention Retention Reproduction motivation