A problem with trying to explain modeling solely from a strictly behaviorist perspective is that:
A) Events that are reinforcing for some people are not reinforcing for others.
B) People sometimes don't imitate a behavior until many days after observing it.
C) Vicariously punished behaviors usually increase, rather than decrease, in frequency.
D) Not all behaviors are imitated.

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Behaviorism struggles to account for the delay between observation and imitation, as it typically emphasizes immediate responses to stimuli. Observational learning, as highlighted by the delay in imitation, suggests cognitive processes that are not adequately explained by strict behaviorism.

A Problem with Trying to Explain Modeling Solely from a Strictly