Albert Bandura
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In the context of child development and learning, which of the following sequences is logically and correctly arranged for the process of observational learning under Albert Bandura's 'Social Learning Theory'?
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According to Albert Bandura's social learning theory, the process of observational learning or modeling goes through four interrelated stages: 1. Attention: Closely observing the model's behavior. 2. Retention: Storing or remembering the observed behavior in memory. 3. Reproduction: Physically performing the behavior based on the stored memory. 4. Motivation/Reinforcement: Receiving internal or external encouragement to repeat the behavior. Thus, option (a) correctly illustrates this sequence.
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