You get them mostly from people you hang out with, like your close friends, your parents, your teachers, and other people. We learn them from this process which is observing, identifying, reinforcing and then copying. An example of this is Dick Frosbury did a different technique over the bar by doing a high jump, then going backwards and he won, so people thought that was a good way to do it, so they started doing it too They. The definition of this theory is that people learn by observing other people's behaviors, attitudes, and the outcomes of those behaviors. Most learning behaviors are learned by observation through modeling: by observing others, we form an idea of ​​how new behaviors are performed, and, on subsequent occasions, this encoded information serves as a guide for action. (Bandura, A