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Question: “Learning can happen without reinforced practice.” This claim would most likely be made by a/an social-cognitive psychologist. radical behaviorist. psychoanalyst. evolutionary psychologist
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The claim that "learning can happen without reinforced practice" would most likely be made by a/an social-cognitive psychologist. Social-cognitive psychologists stress cognition or thinking as a major factor in learning and behavior, meaning you don't always need repeated practice (reinforcement) to learn something new - sometimes, observing or thinking about it is enough.
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