Explain social learning theory and observational learning using the appropriate terminology. Next, identify and describe an example of something that you have learned at work (recently or in the past, if you are currently not working) using the principles of observational learning/social learning theory. Explain how learning occurred using the appropriate terminology. Conclude your assignment with a brief reflection on how what you’ve learned could be used to demonstrate initiative on the job and how it could it be used in networking conversations or eventually lead to possible leadership opportunities.

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