Albert Bandura disagreed with B. F. Skinner, instead believing that ignoring cognitive processes involved in human behavior is ignoring the most important part of behavior.

Albert Bandura emphasized that thoughts and other cognitive processes help shape behavior. Unlike B. F. Skinner’s focus on observable behavior and reinforcement, Bandura argued that ignoring cognition leaves out an important part of how people learn and act. Therefore, the statement is true.

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