A child watches an adult hit a Bobo doll and then imitates this behaviour. Which concept from Bandura's theory does this best illustrate?

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A child watches an adult hit a Bobo doll and then imitates this behaviour. Which concept from Bandura's theory does this best illustrate?

Accepted Answer

Observational learning — Bandura's observational learning (social learning theory) involves imitating a model's behaviour after watching them. Reinforcement involves rewards/punishments following behaviour. Classical conditioning involves learning through association. Operant conditioning involves learning through consequences.

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Classical conditioning

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Operant conditioning

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Observational learning

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Reinforcement of behaviour

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