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Author Archives: William Bonney
Social Learning: Learning Through Imitation
No one learns in a vacuum. People are incredibly social creatures, and the way we learn is very often a direct result of those around us. We learn to speak from hearing our parents, we learn how to interact from … Continue reading
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