Bandura did not attempt to deal with: a. underlying ...

[Tazate]

Bandura did not attempt to deal with:
 
  a. underlying unconscious conflicts.
  c. modifying or changing learned behaviors.
  b. behaviors or symptoms.
  d. fears or phobias which restrict daily life.

Question 2

Bandura's approach to behavior modification is based on the belief that:
 
  a. socially undesirable or abnormal behaviors are learned.
  b. maladaptive traits must be uncovered.
  c. unconscious conflicts must be resolved.
  d. one's style of life has to be assessed first.

[jgranad15]

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: Bandura did not attempt to deal with any supposed underlying unconscious conflicts. It is the behavior or symptom, rather than any presumed internal neurosis that is the target of the social-learning approach.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: Like Skinner's approach to therapy, Bandura focused on external aspects, those inappropriate or destructive behaviors, in the belief that they are learned, just as all behaviors are learned. Bandura did not attempt to deal with any supposed underlying unconscious conflicts.

[Tazate]

Thank you

[jgranad15]

No problem