All of the following are ways Albert Bandura differs from Skinner except

A) the study of human subjects in interaction with others.
B) the study of observational learning.
C) learning as a function of reinforcement.
D) learning without directly experiencing reinforcement.

Skinner believed that learning is solely a function of reinforcement, while Bandura introduced the concept of observational learning, where individuals learn by observing others' behaviors and the consequences that follow, even without directly experiencing reinforcement. However, both Skinner and Bandura focused on the study of human subjects in interaction with others and the role of reinforcement in shaping behavior.