Both B. F. Skinner and Albert Bandura believed that an individual’s actions are the direct product of their prior experiences (Corey, 2009). Bandura believed that humans are goal-oriented and have particular objectives and purposes and he thought that observing others is the foundation of learning, whereas Skinner argued that external forces…[Read more]

Social Learning Theory by Albert Bandura can be utilized to predict learner behavior and improve the design procedure. People internalize new information in a social context and are significantly impacted by others, rather than learning in isolation. Observing consequences, both positive and negative, strongly influences the behavior of…[Read more]