Social learning theory arose to correct several shortcomings of orthodox behaviorism; specifically social learning theorists argue that behaviorism ignores
A) personality, identity, and individualism.
B) motivation, thought, and emotion.
C) both positive and negative emotion.
D) goals, life stories, and personality traits.

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Social learning theory addresses the limitations of traditional behaviorism by incorporating cognitive processes such as motivation, thought, and emotion, which behaviorism largely overlooks. This theory emphasizes that learning occurs within a social context and involves observational learning, imitation, and modeling, not just the stimulus-response relationships highlighted by behaviorism.

Social Learning Theory Arose to Correct Several Shortcomings of Orthodox