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    Exam 2: The Science of Lifespan Development: Goals, Theories and Methodology
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    Learning to Do Something by Observing Someone Else Doing It
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Learning to Do Something by Observing Someone Else Doing It

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Learning to do something by observing someone else doing it is an example of vicarious reinforcement.

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