“…The observer forms a cognitive representation of the modeled response, which may then be rehearsed mentally. Bandura assumes that this cognitive representation can later be used to guide the replication of the response by the observer during the production phase of the process (Bandura, 1977;Friedman, 1972 (Bandura, Grusec & Menlove, 1966;Bandura, Jeffery & Bachicha, 1974;Carroll & Bandura, 1982;Chalmers & Rosenbaum, 1974;Charbonneau, Robert, Bourasa & GladuBissonnette, 1976;Erbaugh, 1985;Greeson, 1984;McCullagh, 1986;Michael & Maccoby, 1953;Ohnogi, 1985Ohnogi, , 1986Robert & Fortin, 1983;Vitaro & Robert, 1987;Westman & Westman, 1977). These studies typically emphasize the mediational processes purported to be involved in observational learning, rather than possible extrinsic variables.…”