An Early Theory of Imitation, One Proposed by Miller and Dollard

Multiple Choice

An early theory of imitation, one proposed by Miller and Dollard in 1941, suggested that individuals:

A) Form mental images of the behaviors they observe
B) Are reinforced for imitative behavior
C) Encode imitated behaviors verbally i.e., by describing to themselves what they have observed)
D) Find imitation to be an intrinsically reinforcing activity