Modeling tends to be more effective when:
A) the sequence of the modeled behavior is detailed carefully and vividly.
B) the modeled behavior is juvenile.
C) the modeled behavior is overly complex/complicated.
D) the model has no apprehensions.
E) the model is a common face.

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Modeling is more effective when the modeled behavior is detailed carefully and vividly, as this helps individuals to understand and replicate the behavior accurately. Juvenile behavior, overly complex behavior, or a model with no apprehensions do not necessarily make modeling more effective. A common face may increase the likelihood that individuals will identify with the model, but this is not as important as the specific details of the behavior being modeled.

Modeling Tends to Be More Effective When