Which of the following are the four key processes in observational learning?
A)Attention; retrieval; retention; and motivation
B)Acceptance; retention; reproduction; and motivation
C)Attention; retention; reproduction; and motivation
D)Attention; recognition; repetition; and motivation

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The four key processes in observational learning are attention (paying attention to the model), retention (remembering the observed behavior), reproduction (reproducing the observed behavior), and motivation (having a reason or incentive to imitate the behavior). Choice A is close but has the incorrect process of retrieval instead of reproduction. Choice B has acceptance as a process, which is not typically considered one of the key processes in observational learning. Choice D has recognition and repetition, which are not considered key processes in observational learning.

Which of the Following Are the Four Key Processes in Observational