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observational learning
observational learning Observational learning is learning to reproduce an action by watching another person perform it.
Observational learning is learning to reproduce an action by watching another person perform it. In this source, it is described as a largely strategic process in which the observer uses visible cues and known task constraints to infer how the movement should be coordinated, even when only limited motion information is available.