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arivle123

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According to Bandura, in the classroom, a low-achieving child is most likely to attend to the success of
 
  a. a high-achieving child.
  b. a low-achieving child.
  c. a moderately achieving child.
  d. the teacher.

Question 2

Status models are important because they
 
  a. are well known.
  b. attract attention.
  c. perform consistently.
  d. predict reinforcement.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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