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    According to the social learning theory, behavior can be learned through observing and imitating others. The theory suggests that seeing rewarding or punishing behaviors influences whether people choose to act in those ways themselves. Witnessing a family member commit a crime, like Mike Ramirez murdering his wife, could cause someone to be more likely to engage in criminal behavior based on how they interpret the consequences. The social learning theory of crime also posits that people are more prone to replicate behaviors they see being rewarded or punished depending on how they perceive the law.

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    According to the social learning theory, behavior can be learned through observing and imitating others. The theory suggests that seeing rewarding or punishing behaviors influences whether people choose to act in those ways themselves. Witnessing a family member commit a crime, like Mike Ramirez murdering his wife, could cause someone to be more likely to engage in criminal behavior based on how they interpret the consequences. The social learning theory of crime also posits that people are more prone to replicate behaviors they see being rewarded or punished depending on how they perceive the law.

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    For Ramirez

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    Hernando Vaydal
    According to the social learning theory, behavior can be learned through observing and imitating others. The theory suggests that seeing rewarding or punishing behaviors influences whether people choose to act in those ways themselves. Witnessing a family member commit a crime, like Mike Ramirez murdering his wife, could cause someone to be more likely to engage in criminal behavior based on how they interpret the consequences. The social learning theory of crime also posits that people are more prone to replicate behaviors they see being rewarded or punished depending on how they perceive the law.

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    Social Learning Theory

    According to Albert Bandura who theorized the


    social learning theory, behavior can be learned
    and developed by way of imitating others
    through observational learning.

    HRD
    Ramirez’ experiences that can be best
    described why Social Learning Theory
    ● Influenced by his cousin, Mike Ramirez;
    ● Witnessing his cousin who murdered his wife.

    HRD
    Social Learning Theory of Crime by
    Ronald L. Akers
    ● Crime is more likely due to subjection and portraying the
    behavior witnessed based on how an individual views the law;
    ● As if individual does something they may receive reward or
    punishment from another according to the act they committed
    and repeat the behavior in order to receive reward and view
    themselves accordingly.

    HRD

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