A treatment procedure whereby the therapist presents the target behavior which the learner is to imitate and make part of his repertoire.<\/p>\n
Learning by imitation; a form of behavior therapy based on social learning in which the model (e.g., the therapist, an actor, or someone else the patient views as competent) displays the desired behavior, the patient repeats it, and successful repetitions are reinforced.<\/p>\n
Learning through observation.<\/p>\n
A type of learning style that involves teaching by example, expecting that children will imitate the teacher.<\/p>\n
A technique used in behavior modification, whereby an individual learns a behavior by observing someone else doing it. Together with prompting, it is useful for introducing new behaviors to the individual.<\/p>\n
A form of behavior therapy involving the patient\u2019s acquisition of social behavior and mental response by following the example of associates, especially parents and siblings.<\/p>\n
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