Ormrod's general principles of social learning, while a visible change in behavior is the most common proof of learning, it is not absolutely necessary. Social learning theorists believe that because people can learn through observation alone, their learning may not necessarily be shown in their performance.
Ormrod's general principles of social learning emphasize that while observable changes are often seen as evidence of learning, they aren't the only way to demonstrate it. Social learning theorists believe that individuals can learn through observation alone, meaning their learning might not always be reflected in their actions.