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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.7
What implication does Albert Bandura's Social Learning Theory have for our understanding of gender roles?
People create new gender roles independently of societal influences or observations of others.
Individuals rebel against societal gender norms through modeling and imitation.
People learn about societal expectations for their genders by observing others' behaviors and the consequences they face.
Gender roles are influenced solely by biological factors, not social learning.
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