Little Shania watches her Mom put on makeup every day.  Today, Mom came into the bathroom to see Shania in front of the mirror with Mom’s makeup smeared all over her face.  Shania was just trying to do what she saw Mom doing!  Her actions are an example of: Group of answer choices latent learning observational learning shaping classical conditioning

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