Which of the following is advocated by Bandura in his social-cognitive theory?
A. Most behavior is performed in the absence of external reinforcements and punishments.
B. People can be induced through external reinforcements to perform just about any behavior.
C. We can determine how people learn by observing the behavior of rats in controlled laboratory investigations.
D. External forces are almost always more powerful than internal forces in determining behavior.
A
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a. the equity norm b. social exchange theory c. the norm of reciprocity d. legal intervention in conflicts e. distributive justice