2 studies investigating modelling as accounting for the internalization of social controls were criticized. This experiment explored the notion that mere performance in accordance with a social standard does not necessarily constitute internalization. Results were interpreted as providing evidence that internalization does not occur as a simple consequence of modelling.
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