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Observational Learning would be learning how to walk, read, speak, or ride a bike, it all has to do with observing what others around you are doing; which could be your friends or parents. you're imitating what you see and hear, which also affects your behavior, whether good or bad.

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Observational learning is by watching others and processing what you are seeing others do and can learn from that.

Examples:
- Children watching their parent fold laundry. Showing they will pick up the clothes and fold them.
- One is hide-seek. If one kid joins and doesn't know how to play watching the other kids play and seeing how quickly you can learn the basics.

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Good and bad things can be learned from observing. Children are very susceptible to learning things observationally. Babies can learn to talk and walk from watching parents. If the kids have parents that smoke or drink they could be more likely to do the same when they are older. Cooking can be learned by watching the person cook something. Children also learn to share by watching their peers share and get rewarded.

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When you are learning to drive so you watch your parents drive and / or someone you know drive

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Things people can learn by observing and imitating others are how to walk, ride a bike, how to write, smile, laugh, yelling, driving.

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Sports players can learn how to play better by watching how others play

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How people learn how to play sports they watch what their coaches do.
How students learn how to do certain math problems they watch their teacher do the problem on the board.
In general when people watch others that they look up to, are close to or what the crowd is doing they will attempt to copy them and do what they are doing.

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My 2 year old brother says f### after he hears my dad say it.

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Some things I know are:
- is learning to drive
- doing laundry/dishes/chores or cleaning
- saying simple words like "yes" or "no"
etc.
all learn from parents, teachers, friends, and more or even in a show/movie

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in the freedom writers, the girls mom gets beat and she knows to stay back because she will be next

My parrot says s#### after my grand parents say it

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Through watching others, people can learn to smile as a way of showing happiness or relaxation. Parents are often the first people that babies mimic when they are learning to smile.
Another observational learning action is anger/ yelling over certain things. If a child grows up in an angry household and watching their parents yell, they can learn from watching this experience.
There is also:
- clapping during performances
- Learning to dress/ fashion
- brushing teeth
- brushing hair
- doing makeup
- playing peekaboo
- habits, mannerisms

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People learn how to ride a bike by watching others do It with practice.
Kids learn how to walk after watching their parents walk.
Kids learn how to read and write by being taught It or by observing others.
People learn how to bake food after watching others do It.

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Children learn how to walk by for example by watching their parents
People have certain behaviors depending on who they live with
Someone could take action by helping someone after seeing it in a movie or a show