Social cognitive theory is best described as a view of learning that:

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Social cognitive theory is best described as a view of learning that:

Social cognitive theory is best described as a view of learning that:
A) emphasizes the strategies that students use to solve interpersonal problems.
B) emphasizes the effects of observing others on students' thoughts and behavior.
C) emphasizes the social interactions that occur among students in classrooms.
D) emphasizes the ways that students perceive and think about problems.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Eggen, Kauchak

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