Asked by Alexis Bowman on Jul 07, 2024

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The four interrelated processes involved in observational learning of aggression are

A) attend, remember, enact, and expect.
B) enact, expect, remember, and imitate.
C) attend, enact, reinforce, and expect.
D) repress, enable, expect, and reinforce.

Observational Learning

A learning process in which an individual acquires new behaviors, skills, or attitudes through watching others.

  • Study the impact of aggression on the mechanisms of social learning and its behavioral implications.
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Jillian FalardeauJul 12, 2024
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A
Explanation :
The four interrelated processes involved in observational learning of aggression are: attending to the aggressive behavior, remembering the behavior, enacting the behavior, and expecting reinforcement for the behavior. Choice A correctly lists these four processes.