What term describes the process of presenting a behavior so that others may learn from it?

• A. Observational Learning
• B. Modeling
• C. Biofeedback
• D. Insight Learning

Answer: (B)

Modeling is the act of presenting a behavior so others may learn from it. When someone demonstrates how to perform a task, others observe and can imitate the demonstrated actions, using that live example to acquire the skill. This demonstration provides a clear, concrete instance to copy, guiding learners through the correct steps and outcomes.

Observational learning is the overall process of learning by watching, which results from seeing a model perform the behavior. Biofeedback focuses on using physiological signals to control bodily processes, not on demonstration. Insight learning refers to a sudden realization rather than learning by watching a demonstration.

So the act of showing the behavior itself—the model being demonstrated—is what enables others to learn from it.