Read the scenario below:
Leo watches his father, a skilled carpenter, sanding down a wooden table in the workshop. He observes his father putting on safety goggles, running a sanding block smoothly across the wood, and blowing away the sawdust. A client enters, admires the smooth wood, and hands the father a generous cash tip with a warm smile. Later that evening, Leo is found in the garage wearing his swim goggles, rubbing a block of polystyrene across a piece of scrap wood, and blowing on it.
Use your knowledge of three features of the social learning explanation of behaviour to explain Leo's behaviour.
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