Behavior modeling is based on the principles of social learning theory.
Behavior modeling is a training method in which trainees are presented with a model that gives the opportunity to practice the key behaviors (a set of necessary behaviors to complete a task). Key behaviors are typically performed in a specific order. Behavior modeling involves watching a model perform key behaviors followed by practice opportunities. It is a training method that is related to apprenticeships and case studies. It is also the best training method for transfer of learning.
<em>In social learning theory is expected that people learn from another person by using observation, imitation and modeling.</em>
Answer:
c) Members of a subculture have some different norms than the culture to which they also belong.
Explanation:
A Subculture is a group inside the culture that have some different beliefs than the culture to which they belongs. Subcultures develop their own values and norms regarding political,sexual and cultural matters.
Hence the answer to this question is option c.
Answer: Echoic memory
Explanation: Since Jamal's brother was not listening to what he was saying and can still easily recap some of what he said for the last few seconds he is using his echoic memory to recollect those information.
Echoic memory is a type of sensory memory used by the auditory system. Echoic memory can store a large amount of auditory information, but only for few seconds (3 - 4 seconds). This echoic sound is replayed in the brain for this short period of time immediately after the presentation of the auditory stimulus.
