Question

Dr Telowitz tells her class the following: ""Children who grow up around adults who express a positive view of sexuality and don’t shame sexual behavior when it is expressed will have a positive view of sexuality when they themselves become adults."" What psychological perspective/process is Dr Telowitz basing this assertion on?

Answer 1

Social learning

Step-by-step explanation:

Social learning theory is a simple theory which implies the fact that a person learns from another person through observing and modelling them. It tends to explain that when a person sees what other people are doing around him, he tends to pick up their behaviours and implies them to his own lifestyle. For example, children will tend to learn their behaviour by watching and observing their parents. This phenomenon of children learning from their parents comes under social learning.