Albert Bandura - Bandura believed that there were two factors which were very important, these were imitation and identification. Bandura proposed that these factors have an affect on children's social learning, speeding it up. Bandura suggested that children imitate adult and other peoples behaviour, this affecting the way children possibly approach different situations. For example, this is because when these situations occur, they would think back and reflect on how the adult may have behaved or modelled him/herself, then going on to behave and model themselves after the adult. Children's behaviour can be influenced and changed by those around them, this can be by them observing the individual or listening to the way they may be speaking.
