Social learning theory

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Who is involved in the SLT 
Bandura
roles of mediating processes 
attention, retention, reproduction and motivation
strengths of the SLT 
application to real life, can explain unpleasant behaviour
weaknesses of SLT 
over reliant on lab studies and underestimates biological factors
identification 
when an individual is influenced by another because they are in some way similar or want to be like them.
modelling 
when someone is influential on another in some way they are referred to as the model
imitation 
when an individual observes a behaviour is reinforced from a role model and copies it
vicarious reinforcement 
the reinforcement the role model receives.

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