Answer:
prosocial behavior of the social learning theory.
Explanation:
Social learning theory: In psychology, the "social learning theory" was introduced by Albert Bandura, and is described as a theory of social behavior and learning process that states an organism (animal, human beings) learns new behavior by imitating and observing others. It represents the fact that an organism does what it sees.
Behavior is being learned via observation of environmental cues. It involves mainly four distinct steps i.e, motivation, attention, reproduction, and retention.
In the question above, the given statement example of prosocial behavior of the social learning theory.
Answer:
a woman much too old for him. He makes a late-night call to Faith Cavendish, but then backs out of meeting her when she’s interested in setting a future date. He thought about calling Jane Gallagher at her home and at her school, yet he doesn’t. He’s fascinated and confused by the assorted sexual weirdness (the transvestite and the couple spitting liquor on each other) that he sees from his hotel window.'
Given all of these pieces of evidence, what can you conclude about Holden’s views on sexuality
Explanation:
I believe the answer is: <span>It should work unless his son has hit puberty.
The height that we have is determined by the distance that separate our bone discs. When we finished puberty, the distance between the discs could no longer be grown, so doing things such as consuming growth hormone would do no effect.</span>
Answer:
An issue-oriented or single-issue party
Explanation:
<u>An issue-oriented party is a party focusing more on the specific issue in question then the general politics, candidate or the party.</u> They are usually single-issue oriented, meaning that they have one goal that they are talking about and fighting for, putting other problems and ideas on the back burner.
In the specific case, we can see the Women-Centric party is formed to increase women's employment. <u>That means they had the specific goal </u>of balancing a number of male and female workers and giving jobs (and with that economic power)to the women. <u>That was their main goal and issue they fought for, making it the center of their party, and therefore making them the issue-oriented party. </u>