Prosocial Models in Observational Learning
Prosocial models are individuals who demonstrate positive, socially acceptable behaviors. According to Bandura's findings, observing these models can encourage learners to adopt similar helpful and constructive actions.
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A young child, Alex, is new to a preschool class and is hesitant to join group activities. During free play, Alex watches another child, Sam, notice a classmate who is sad because their block tower fell. Sam goes over, helps the classmate rebuild the tower, and shares some of their own blocks. The teacher praises Sam for being a kind friend. Based on the principles of learning by observing positive role models, which of the following outcomes is the most likely for Alex?