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1. Who is Albert Bandura?
A. A Canadian-American psychologist
B. A British psychologist
C. An American psychologist
D. A Canadian psychologist
Answer: A. A Canadian-American psychologist
2. What is Albert Bandura's most famous theory?
A. Social Cognitive Theory
B. Social Learning Theory
C. Cognitive Development Theory
D. Behavioral Learning Theory
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Answer: B. Social Learning Theory (Note: Later renamed to Social Cognitive Theory)
3. What is the Bobo Doll Experiment?
A. An experiment to study aggression in children
B. An experiment to study learning in adults
C. An experiment to study social learning in children
D. An experiment to study cognitive development in children
Answer: C. An experiment to study social learning in children
4. What are the three models of observational learning?
A. Live, Verbal, Symbolic
B. Live, Written, Symbolic
C. Verbal, Written, Symbolic
D. Live, Verbal, Written
Answer: A. Live, Verbal, Symbolic
6. What is the importance of motivation in Social Learning Theory?
A. It is not important
B. It is only important for adults
C. It is only important for children
D. It is important for both adults and children
Answer: D. It is important for both adults and children
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7. What are the four necessary steps for observational learning to occur?
A. Attention, Retention, Reproduction, Motivation
B. Attention, Retention, Reproduction, Punishment
C. Attention, Retention, Imitation, Motivation
D. Attention, Learning, Reproduction, Motivation
Answer: A. Attention, Retention, Reproduction, Motivation
8. What is the role of reinforcement in Social Learning Theory?
A. To punish behavior
B. To reward behavior
C. To ignore behavior
D. To observe behavior
Answer: B. To reward behavior
9. What is the difference between enactive learning and vicarious learning?
A. Enactive learning is learning through observation, while vicarious learning is learning through experience
B. Enactive learning is learning through experience, while vicarious learning is learning through observation
C. Enactive learning is learning through reinforcement, while vicarious learning is learning through punishment
D. Enactive learning is learning through punishment, while vicarious learning is learning through reinforcement
Answer: B. Enactive learning is learning through experience, while vicarious learning is learning through observation
10. What is self-efficacy?
A. The belief in one's ability to succeed
B. The belief in one's inability to succeed
C. The belief in one's ability to fail
D. The belief in one's inability to fail
Answer: A. The belief in one's ability to succeed
11. What is the impact of self-efficacy on learning?
A. It has no impact
B. It has a negative impact
C. It has a positive impact
D. It has a neutral impact
Answer: C. It has a positive impact
12. What is the role of the teacher in Social Learning Theory?
A. To provide reinforcement
B. To provide punishment
C. To provide observation
D. To provide modeling
Answer: D. To provide modeling
13. What is the importance of feedback in Social Learning Theory?
A. It is not important
B. It is only important for adults
C. It is only important for children
D. It is important for both adults and children
Answer: D. It is important for both adults and children
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14. What is the difference between social learning and cognitive learning?
A. Social learning is learning through observation, while cognitive learning is learning through experience
B. Social learning is learning through experience, while cognitive learning is learning through observation
C. Social learning is learning through reinforcement, while cognitive learning is learning through punishment
D. Social learning is learning through punishment, while cognitive learning is learning through reinforcement
Answer: A. Social learning is learning through observation, while cognitive learning is learning through experience
15. What is the impact of observational learning on behavior?
A. It has no impact
B. It has a negative impact
C. It has a positive impact
D. It has a neutral impact
Answer: C. It has a positive impact
16. What is the role of reinforcement in observational learning?
A. To punish behavior
B. To reward behavior
C. To ignore behavior
D. To observe behavior
Answer: B. To reward behavior
17. What is the difference between live modeling and symbolic modeling?
A. Live modeling is learning through observation, while symbolic modeling is learning through experience
B. Live modeling is learning through experience, while symbolic modeling is learning through observation
C. Live modeling is learning through reinforcement, while symbolic modeling is
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