After viewing tapes of monkeys apparently showing fear of snakes, lambs, and flowers, monkeys who viewed these tapes were only fearful of snakes. This provides only partial support for but better support for .

a) modeling; classical conditioning
b) vicarious learning; avoidance learning
c) modeling; prepared learning
d) prepared learning; diathesis

c) modeling; prepared learning                

Explanation:

Modeling: In psychology, the term "modeling" is described as a method that is often being used in a few "cognitive-behavioral techniques" associated with psychotherapy. It is focused on the observation and then the imitation process that is being carried out by a person when he or she watches or observes someone on TV or real-life situation he or she tends to imitate that behavior.

Prepared learning: The term was introduced by Seligman in 1970, and states that evolution consists of "predisposed organisms" to comprehend easily with associations that lead to species survival.