Answer:
b. social learning theory
Explanation:
In sociology, the social learning theory states that learning is the result of the interaction of different forces or components:
- Learning can be first acquired by observing others (in other words through models or observational learning).
- Learning can also be acquired through rewards and punishments (also known in psychology as conditioning)
- Learning, also is acquired by the feedback that we get from other people (this point is related to the previous one and is known as social reinforcement).
Therefore, Conditioning, social reinforcement, and observational learning are components of b. social learning theory.
