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Miles, a bit shy and reserved, watches as his best friend eagerly volunteers to present his end-of-semester project to the entire class. Impressed with his willingness to volunteer, the teacher awards Miles' friend with extra points. This time, when the teacher asks for volunteers, Miles is the first to raise his hand. This illustrates what Bandura called __________ in the process of observational learning.

▸ attention

▸ retention

▸ motor reproduction

▸ motivation

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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