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Support for Bandura's social learning theory regarding prosocial behavior is provided by specific studies, such as the research conducted by Prot et al. focusing on prosocial media.

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Cambridge IGCSE PsychologyProsocial behaviour

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Support for Bandura's social learning theory regarding prosocial behavior is provided by specific studies, such as the research conducted by Prot et al. focusing on prosocial media

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According to Bandura, individuals can learn prosocial behaviors by observing others, especially in media contexts. Research by Prot et al. supports this idea by showing that exposure to prosocial media can lead to increased prosocial behavior in viewers.

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