Social Learning TheoryFurnishes an overview of recent theoretical and experimental advances in the field of social learning, exploring the origins of behavior, antecedent and consequent determinants, and cognitive control. --Publisher. |
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It is difficult to tell in a given instance whether an activity is pursued for inherent interest or for anticipated future benefits . To complicate matters further , the terms intrinsic interest and intrinsic motivation are often used ...
It is difficult to tell in a given instance whether an activity is pursued for inherent interest or for anticipated future benefits . To complicate matters further , the terms intrinsic interest and intrinsic motivation are often used ...
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Reiss and Sushinsky ( 1975 ) found that a reward dispensed in the attribution manner reduced interest , whereas when children were rewarded contingently , over a period of time , they showed twice as much spontaneous interest in the ...
Reiss and Sushinsky ( 1975 ) found that a reward dispensed in the attribution manner reduced interest , whereas when children were rewarded contingently , over a period of time , they showed twice as much spontaneous interest in the ...
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When rewards were withdrawn , children who had been reinforced for low - interest activities performed them less than did the controls . But , contrary to attribution predictions , children who had been reinforced for the highly ...
When rewards were withdrawn , children who had been reinforced for low - interest activities performed them less than did the controls . But , contrary to attribution predictions , children who had been reinforced for the highly ...
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