It is very likely that you learned how to turn on the TV and change channels as a young child without your parents ever specifically teaching you to do so.(In fact,your parents were probably happier when they had control over the TV).In this case,your learning would,most likely,be an example of
A) observational learning.
B) modeling.
C) operant conditioning.
D) classical conditioning.

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Observational learning occurs when individuals learn by observing and imitating the behaviors of others. In this case, the individual likely learned how to turn on the TV and change channels by observing others, such as their parents, do it before. Model and operant conditioning may also play a role, but observational learning is the primary mechanism in this scenario. Classical conditioning does not apply here as there is no stimulus-response association being formed.

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