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Tiger Woods was rewarded by his father for his early interest in golf. The view that these early reward experiences led him to want to be a golf superstar is most consistent with
 
  A) the social learning perspective.
  B) the social cognitive perspective.
  C) the sociocultural perspective.
  D) the person/situation/interaction perspective.

Question 2

A 3-year-old girl watches an older boy grab candy away from his younger brother and eat it happily. According to the ________ perspective discussed in your text, the little girl may now start to grab desirable things away from other children.
 
  A) behavioral emulation
  B) social learning
  C) indirect reinforcement
  D) response acquisition



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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