Education · Learning Theories
In observational learning theories, the primary behavioral 'model' chosen by a child is typically a person who:
- 1Acts as a temporary source of random information distribution
- 2Approximates or closely aligns with the child's self-ideal✓
- 3Exhibits behaviors that have no relevance to the child's environment
- 4Maintains absolute emotional detachment from the child
Correct answer
Approximates or closely aligns with the child's self-ideal
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