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

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  1. socially appropriate behavior can be learned in the absence of models
  2. rival responses are acquired
  3. learned behavior is maintained over time
  4. children can overcome the negative effects of poor models

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