Psychology & Sociology · Mr. Pankow: Behavior & Behavior Change

Question

The learning-performance distinction states that ____

Answer

The learning-performance distinction states that there is a difference between learning a behavior and actually performing the behavior.
A behavior can be learned without actually performing the behavior
Shown in the bobo doll experiment, as some kids did not beat up the doll

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