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    The Social-Cognitive Learning Theory Accounts for Behavior in Terms of Observable
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The Social-Cognitive Learning Theory Accounts for Behavior in Terms of Observable

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The social-cognitive learning theory accounts for behavior in terms of observable acts and events, without references to mental events.

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