Although Josh learned aggressive behaviors by watching a violent movie, he did not imitate those behaviors until days later, when he was offered money to do so. Josh's behavior best illustrates the importance of

The answer is latent learning.

Explanation:

Latent learning is defined as a type of lerning that is not immediately shown. In the example, Josh seems to have learnt about aggressive behaviour, but he only presented them later.

Latent learning can be difficult to detect, because the results are not presented unless there is enough motivation to do so. This is especially common for young children, who imitate the actions of their parents and other models in the future.

Latent learning

Explanation:

Latent learning occurs when a person retain what he has learn inwhich the person is been motivated to say or act what they have learnt or watch.

Although this type of learning may not actually be the learner behaviour at that particular time when him/her was learning it. The acts learnt may manifest when such people are motivated to do so.

In some case latent learning which is the retaining or reserving of information may manifest even without the person been motivated .

Therefore Josh's behavior best illustrates the importance of LATENT LEARNING.