Based upon the best current evidence, the social status of a model in comparison to a learner appears to
A. significantly detract from the model's effectiveness.
B. significantly enhance the model's effectiveness.
C. slightly detract from the model's effectiveness.
D. play little, if any role, in the model's effectiveness.
Question 2
For a learning model to be most effective, evidence suggests that the observer should
A. attend mostly to the errors committed by the model.
B. attend primarily to the correct actions of the model.
C. receive the model's pre-practice instructions.
D. receive the model's feedback.
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