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A child watches their older sibling consistently get praised for saying 'please' and 'thank you' at the dinner table. A few days later, when playing with a friend at the park, the child says 'please' when asking for a turn on the swing and 'thank you' after their turn is over. Which statement best explains the cognitive process demonstrated by the child?
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A child watches their older sibling consistently get praised for saying 'please' and 'thank you' at the dinner table. A few days later, when playing with a friend at the park, the child says 'please' when asking for a turn on the swing and 'thank you' after their turn is over. Which statement best explains the cognitive process demonstrated by the child?