Social learning theory views identity as

A) the result of shaping oneself in response to the expectations of others.
B) the result of the struggle with the unconscious.
C) the product of genetics.
D) the product of "I and the Me."

Social learning theory emphasizes the importance of environmental influences and social interactions in shaping one's identity. According to this theory, people learn behaviors and values through observation and modeling of others, and may adapt their own behavior to fit the expectations of those around them. Therefore, identity is seen as a result of shaping oneself in response to the expectations of others.