According to Albert Bandura, a Canadian psychologist, and
his Social-Cognitive Theory, the answer would be expectations, personality
characteristics and beliefs. This is based on the Social-Cognitive Theory by
Bandura which has its roots in the works of Edwin B. Holt, Harold Chapman Brown,
Neal E. Miller and John Dollard and holds that a part of knowledge acquisition
is related to observing the behavior of the other members of the community and
as a result can lead to a person to use that knowledge in navigating the society
and future interactions with the said society.
