Julian Rotter advanced a(n)

A) social-learning approach to psychology.
B) behaviorist approach to psychology.
C) analytic approach to psychology.
D) cognitive-behaviorist approach to psychology.

Social-Learning Approach

A theory that suggests individuals learn behaviors and attitudes through observation, imitation, and modeling from others in their environment.

Behaviorist Approach

A psychological perspective focused on observable behaviors and the external stimuli that influence them, often dismissing internal mental processes.

Cognitive-Behaviorist Approach

A therapeutic strategy that combines the understanding of cognitive processes and behavioral techniques to modify dysfunctional thoughts and behaviors.