vaatlusõpe
Vaatlusõpe, also known as observational learning or social learning, is a concept that describes the process of learning by observing the behavior of others. It is a fundamental aspect of human development and plays a significant role in how individuals acquire new skills, knowledge, and attitudes. This type of learning emphasizes that not all learning occurs through direct experience, reinforcement, or punishment. Instead, individuals can learn by simply watching and imitating the actions of role models, peers, or even characters in media.
The theory of observational learning was popularized by psychologist Albert Bandura. He proposed that observational learning
Observational learning can be both intentional and unintentional. Children, for instance, frequently learn by watching their