In which of the following ways are social schemas learned?

A. through heredity and physiology

B. through interaction and observation

C. through DNA and RNA

D. through thinking and self-study

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Molly

4 March, 10:36

In which of the following ways are social schemas learned?

A. through heredity and physiology

B. through interaction and observation

C. through DNA and RNA

D. through thinking and self-study

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Kathy Mccarty · Answer 1

The correct option is B) through interaction and observation

Explanation:

Social schemas can be described as ideas that a person generates about other people. The social schemas describe the different traits present in the personality of a person, different types of peoples present etc.

A social schema for a person develops through the person observing the behaviour and interactions of another person. A person observes another person and brings about his behaviour by learning from the actions of others.

In which of the following ways are social schemas learned?A. through heredity and physiologyB. through interaction and observationC. through DNA and RNAD. through thinking and self-study

In which of the following ways are social schemas learned?

A. through heredity and physiology

B. through interaction and observation

C. through DNA and RNA

D. through thinking and self-study