Imaginal internal representational systems: a. involve value ...

[Yi-Chen]

Imaginal internal representational systems:
 
  a. involve value judgments about the behavior being observed.
  b. are both oral and verbal.
  c. are largely unconscious.
  d. help an observer in retaining the modeled behavior.

Question 2

To retain behavior that has been observed, a person must:
 
  a. first perform the observed behavior.
  b. reinforce the behavior directly.
  c. encode and symbolically represent the model's behavior.
  d. relate the behavior to his or her self-concept.

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
FEEDBACK: One can retain information about a model's behavior in two ways: through an imaginal internal representational system or through a verbal system. In the imaginal system, we form vivid, easily retrievable images while we are observing the model, whereas the verbal representational system operates similarly and involves a verbal coding of some behavior we have observed.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
FEEDBACK: To retain what has been attended to, a person must encode it and represent it symbolically. One can retain information about a model's behavior in two ways: through an imaginal internal representational system or through a verbal system.

[Yi-Chen]

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[yeungji]

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