Question

according to bandura, when children have behavior modeled by an adult, they are ______. likely to play together likely to behave better likely to behave the same likely to do nothing

Explanation:

Bandura's social learning theory emphasizes observational learning, where children learn by observing adult models. When children observe an adult's behavior being modeled, they are likely to imitate that behavior, meaning they are likely to behave the same way as the modeled behavior. The other options ("likely to play together", "likely to behave better", "likely to do nothing") do not align with Bandura's theory on observational learning and behavior modeling.

Answer:

C. likely to behave the same (assuming the third option is labeled C; if the original labels differ, adjust the identifier but keep the text: e.g., if the "likely to behave the same" option is the third one in a 2x2 grid with top - left as A, top - right as B, bottom - left as C, bottom - right as D, then the answer is C. likely to behave the same)