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Social Learning Theory is an approach that posits learning as the result of the reciprocal interaction among personal, environmental, and behavioral factors. Developed by Albert Bandura, this theory is also known as the "Social Cognitive Theory". Its central premise is that individuals learn by observing the outcomes of their own or others' behaviors. This approach is also described as learning through observation or modeling.The theory was developed in response to the limitations of behaviorist

Julian Rotter (October 22, 1916, Brooklyn, New York – January 6, 2014, Mansfield, Connecticut) was an American clinical psychologist and the founder of social learning theory. He was one of the first psychologists to evaluate individuals' behaviors not only through internal drives but also in terms of social environment and cognitive expectations.Rotter examined individuals' thought structures related to success, motivation, and psychological health through his concept of “locus of control.” Wit