Which subject in Bandura's Bobo doll was most likely to show aggressive behavior?
A. Rachel, because she was instructed to do so by her teacher.
B. Tamara, since she was told by an adult to hit the Bobo doll.
C. Paul, who saw a model hit the doll.
D. Claudia, because she was reinforced for her aggression.
Answer: C
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