When a behavior is learned after seeing another person perform ...

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When a behavior is learned after seeing another person perform the behavior, this is called
 
  A) modeling.
  B) learning by watching others.
  C) classical conditioning.
  D) observational learning.

Question 2

Identify three defense mechanisms and briefly describe how they operate.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

[Li Jun]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

Among the possibilities, (1) Repression: Process of keeping things out of consciousness; (2) Denial: Refusal to believe a threatening event exists or took place; reconstrual of the meaning of the event, so the threat is gone; (3) Projection: Ascribing your own unacceptable impulses, wishes, and desires to someone else; (4) Rationalization: Finding a rational explanation (or excuse) for a behavior that was really done for unacceptable reasons; (5) Intellectualization: Tendency to think about threats in cold, analytical, and detached terms; (6) Displacement: Shifting an impulse from one target to another; (7) Sublimation: Transforming the id impulse.

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Excellent

[olderstudent]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it