Read these lines: "Imagine that four-year-old Allison watched her older sister Kaitlyn playing in their mother's makeup, and then saw Kaitlyn get a time out when their mother came in. After their mother left the room, Allison was tempted to play in the make-up, but she did not want to get a time-out from her mother." Based on the quoted lines, what most likely held Allison back?

1. The quoted lines say Allison watched Kaitlyn play in the makeup and then get a time out for it. 2. Afterwards Allison was tempted to do the same, but did not want a time-out herself. 3. So the memory of her sister's punishment is what held her back, option A. 4. Option D is the trap: the quoted lines say she was tempted, so lack of interest is ruled out. 5. No direct warning and no locked drawer appear anywhere in the quoted lines. _Source: OpenStax Psychology 1e (CC BY 4.0), Ch 6 "Learning", section 6.4 Observational Learning (Modeling)_