Observational Learning: Observational learning is the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, or behavior by watching others. It involves paying attention to models and then reproducing their actions or attitudes.
Modeling: Modeling is an essential aspect of social learning theory where individuals learn by observing and imitating the behavior of others who serve as role models.
Vicarious Reinforcement: Vicarious reinforcement occurs when individuals are motivated to engage in certain behaviors after seeing others being rewarded for those behaviors. It plays a significant role in child copying as children may imitate aggressive behaviors if they witness positive outcomes or rewards associated with them.