Watching and imitating the actions of another person or noting the consequences of those actions is called observational learning, or
A) respondent conditioning.
B) insight learning.
C) modeling.
D) rote rehearsal.

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Observational learning is also known as modeling, as it involves paying attention to the behaviors of others and then imitating them. Respondent conditioning refers to the creation of an association between a stimulus and a response, while insight learning involves suddenly understanding a solution to a problem. Rote rehearsal refers to the repetition of information to store it in memory, rather than learning from observation.

Watching and Imitating the Actions of Another Person or Noting