Imaginal internal representational systems:

A) involve value judgments about the behavior being observed.
B) are both oral and verbal.
C) are largely unconscious.
D) help an observer in retaining the modeled behavior.

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Yorch Atencio · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Imaginal internal representational systems help an observer in retaining the modeled behavior, which means that the observer is able to create a mental image or representation of the behavior being observed and later reproduce it themselves. Option A is incorrect because involving value judgments would require evaluating the behavior being observed, whereas imaginal systems simply allow for the creation of a mental image. Option B is incorrect because oral and verbal systems would refer to spoken language, which is not necessarily relevant to internal representation. Option C is incorrect as imaginal systems are often conscious, as the observer is intentionally attempting to retain the modeled behavior.

Imaginal internal representational systems:

A) involve value judgments about the behavior being observed.
B) are both oral and verbal.
C) are largely unconscious.
D) help an observer in retaining the modeled behavior.

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Imaginal internal representational systems:A) involve value judgments about the behavior being observed.B) are both oral and verbal.C) are largely unconscious.D) help an observer in retaining the modeled behavior.

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Imaginal internal representational systems:

A) involve value judgments about the behavior being observed.
B) are both oral and verbal.
C) are largely unconscious.
D) help an observer in retaining the modeled behavior.