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6   Marc is ten years old, and he tells you that at school today there was a “mock election” and he voted for George Bush. Marc tells you he did this because “the other guy does not know what he’s talking about.” Marc’s mom is a strong Bush supporter as well. Marc most likely learned his attitude toward Bush from
   a.   motivation
   b.   observational learning
   c.   independent variables
   d.   behaviorism

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Reply #1 on: Jun 13, 2019

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