The social learning theory of aggression explains that
A)watching aggressive models reduces tension and lowers aggressiveness.
B)people learn to be aggressive by watching aggressive models.
C)the innate patterns of behavior are inhibited by watching aggressive models.
D)watching aggressive models leads to frustrated desires, which in turn, leads to aggressive acts.

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Social learning theory, particularly as developed by Albert Bandura, suggests that people can learn to be aggressive by observing others (models) behaving aggressively. This learning occurs through the processes of attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation, indicating that individuals can learn and replicate aggressive behaviors seen in others, especially if those behaviors appear to be rewarded.

The Social Learning Theory of Aggression Explains That