Social learning theorists differ from behaviorists in that social learning theorists:
a. only focus on behavior in response to environmental stimuli and behaviorists focus on the mental activity that can accompany behavior.
b. are happier people, whereas behaviorists respond negatively to bells in their environment.
c. focus on the mental activity that can accompany behavior and behaviorists only focus on behavior in response to environmental stimuli.
d. believe that most learning occurs in large groups of people.
c
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a. True b. False