Why is the social learning theory not considered a complete explanation for behaviour?

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asked Jan 20 in Psychology by HildredPounc (370 points)

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answered Jan 20 by Tom52098216 (690 points)

The social learning theory does not take into account how biological and genetic factors can influence behaviour, which limits its explanatory power.

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