Bandura's social-cognitive theory is an advancement over both classical and operant
conditioning in explaining development inthat social-cognitive theory includes
a. more control over extraneous variables.
b. a qualitative component.
c. partial reinforcement.
d. cognitive and emotional factors.
d. cognitive and emotional factors.
Psychology
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Psychology
Suppose a bird fancier breeds robins to have especially large red markings on their
breasts. The gradual increase in red markings that would result is said to be due to (a) artificial selection (b) natural selection (c) sociobiology (d) short-term adaptation
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