After Alison saw her sister knock an earring down the drain after setting them next to the sink, Alison began putting her earrings in her jewelry box when she took them off. Which part of the social cognitive theory addresses Alison’s new behavior?

Observational behavior of learning.

Explanation:

As mentioned in the question that Alison has already experienced a setback when she lost her earring down the drain after putting it besides the sink.

Therefore, Alison has observed her mistake and has now tried to change her behavior in order to avoid repeating mistakes.

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Observational Learning

Explanation:

Observational learning can defined as a way a person learn another person behaviour or attitude by observing them either through watching and retaining the information leading to replication or imitation of the behaviour.

Observational learning can also means to put into practice what we have observe from another person Example a child can begin to carryout the act or behaviour that his /her parent have been doing simply by observing them which means the child has modelled his parent behaviour through observation.

Therefore the part of the social cognitive theory that addresses Alison’s new behavior is OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING

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