Question

Our ability to learn by witnessing the behavior of others best illustrates observational learning. prosocial behavior. operant conditioning. classical conditioning.

Answer 1

Answer:

Observational Behavior

Explanation:

Observational learning is the process of learning through observation, to store the information, and then the application that information in daily routine activity. There are several learning theories such as classical conditioning, ope-rant conditioning that emphasize how direct experience gets reinforced. Observational learning sometimes referred to vicarious learning, modeling, shaping. It also plays a role in socialization.  

Albert Bandhura  bobo doll is the great experiment of observational learning. We naturally inclined to observational learning. Everybody learns from their environment. Children learn through imitating their parent's behavior.