Social learning theory arose to correct several shortcomings of orthodox behaviorism; specifically social learning theorists argue that behaviorism ignores

A) personality, identity, and individualism.
B) motivation, thought, and emotion.
C) both positive and negative emotion.
D) goals, life stories, and personality traits.

Social Learning Theory

A theory which suggests that people learn new behaviors and attitudes through observing the behavior of others and the outcomes of those behaviors.

Orthodox Behaviorism

A branch of psychology that studies behavior as an observable entity without reference to mental states or internal processes.

Motivation, Thought, And Emotion

The interconnectedness of an individual's drive, cognitive processes, and feelings that guide behavior.