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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Interaction can be conceptualized in different ways reflecting alternative views of how causal processes operate . In the unidirectional notion of interaction , persons and situations are treated as independent entities that combine to ...
Interaction can be conceptualized in different ways reflecting alternative views of how causal processes operate . In the unidirectional notion of interaction , persons and situations are treated as independent entities that combine to ...
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One means operates through muscular mechanisms . Visceral reactions are modifiable by self - induced relaxation . Budzynski , Stoyva , and Adler ( 1970 ) successfully applied biofeedback and relaxation procedures in treating tension ...
One means operates through muscular mechanisms . Visceral reactions are modifiable by self - induced relaxation . Budzynski , Stoyva , and Adler ( 1970 ) successfully applied biofeedback and relaxation procedures in treating tension ...
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As we know , internal personal factors and behavior also operate as reciprocal determinants of each other . To take one example , people's expectations influence how they behave , and the outcomes of their behavior change their ...
As we know , internal personal factors and behavior also operate as reciprocal determinants of each other . To take one example , people's expectations influence how they behave , and the outcomes of their behavior change their ...
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