Explain how behaviors can be acquired through social learning.

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The social learning theory is a theory of behavior and social learning and it states that learning is a cognitive process that occur in social context and it can occur purely through observation or direction instructions. Thus, behaviors can acquired through social learning by observing what others do and by imitating them or by taking direct instructions from others about how to do a particular thing.
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sineoko [7]4 years ago

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People will become much more happier and nicer when it comes to social learning because they get to interact with one another and their behavior changers. This can result in a bad behavior or a good behavior depending on who the persons interact with

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Answer:

$V_0=2.7m/s$

Explanation:

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$V(2)=9.8(2)+V_0\\\\V(2)=19.6+V_0$

If the ball travels 25 meters during the first 2 seconds after it is thrown, what was the initial speed of the ball

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