Bandura believed that reinforcement: a. is less important than ...

[B]

Bandura believed that reinforcement:
 
  a. is less important than physiological drives.
  b. can occur vicariously and still affect behavior.
  c. is more important than perception of the reinforcement.
  d. causes abnormal behavior, rather than normal behavior.

Question 2

According to Albert Bandura's approach to psychology, _____.
 
  a. learning can occur without direct reinforcement
  b. animals of the same species are studied during mutual interaction
  c. internal variables and processes are negligible
  d. each person is unique as defined by his or her traits

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: B
FEEDBACK: Rather than experiencing reinforcement ourselves for each of our actions, we learn through vicarious reinforcement by observing the behavior of other people and the consequences of that behavior. This focus on learning by observation or example, rather than always by direct reinforcement, is a distinctive feature of Bandura's theory.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: The focus on learning by observation or example, rather than always by direct reinforcement, is a distinctive feature of Bandura's theory. Rather than experiencing reinforcement ourselves for each of our actions, we learn through vicarious reinforcement by observing the behavior of other people and the consequences of that behavior.

[B]

Great answer, keep it coming

[laurnthompson]

Excellent