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The tendency to imitate modeled behavior even when doing so is not reinforced is called _______.
 
  a. superstitious imitation
  b. neurotic imitation
  c. generalized imitation
  d. habitual imitation

Question 2

Lyons, Young, and Keil actively encouraged children not to imitate the acts of a model that were irrelevant to solving a problem. The result was that the children _________.
 
  a. ignored the irrelevant acts
  b. imitated the irrelevant acts
  c. performed original irrelevant acts
  d. failed to solve the problem



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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