In his social cognitive theory, Bandura [24] maintains that human beings can learn by observing, something that he calls observational learning/modeling. That people learn by observing and that learning involves an internal reward, that is to say that students feel pride and satisfaction, are two of the main points in Bandura’s theory. In our study, a moderate correlation between the students who answered that they found the observation of peers to be beneficial and those that answered that reflection during debriefing was beneficial was found. The students experienced the reflection and feedback during debriefing as being very instructive. The results of our study are supported by results seen in other studies [23, 25].