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question

In Bandura's social learning theory, the concept of seif-reinforcement is critical for explaining how in the absence of external reward

category

psychology

options

  1. peer pressure influences decision making
  2. children can overcome the negative effects of poor models
  3. punishment can be avoided
  4. the impact of positive reinforcement is amplified
  5. learned behavior is maintained over time
  6. rival responses are acquired
  7. children can learn to mimic adult behavior
  8. children learn to differentiate between right and wrong
  9. children learn to imitate behavior without understanding its implications
  10. socially appropriate behavior can be learned in the absence of models

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ori_mmlu-professional_psychology

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
2638
task_id
8096dcf4-3380-5e39-870b-b4957babd79c
task_key
default--test--2638
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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