A tendency to imitate a new modeled behavior, even when there is no specific reinforcement for doing so, is considered

A tendency to imitate a new modeled behavior, even when there is no specific reinforcement for doing so, is considered

A tendency to imitate a new modeled behavior, even when there is no specific reinforcement for doing so, is considered



a) true imitation.
b) generalized imitation.
c) shaped imitation.
d) stimulus enhancement.


Answer: B