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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Children exposed to conflicting standards exemplified by adult and peer models adopt different standards of conduct than if adults alone set the example ( Bandura , Grusec , & Menlove , 1967 ) . To complicate matters further ...
Children exposed to conflicting standards exemplified by adult and peer models adopt different standards of conduct than if adults alone set the example ( Bandura , Grusec , & Menlove , 1967 ) . To complicate matters further ...
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... IN SELF - REGULATION Self - reinforcement refers to a process in which individuals enhance and maintain their own behavior by rewarding themselves with rewards that they control whenever they attain self - prescribed standards .
... IN SELF - REGULATION Self - reinforcement refers to a process in which individuals enhance and maintain their own behavior by rewarding themselves with rewards that they control whenever they attain self - prescribed standards .
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The preceding discussion portrays the personal misery that can result from stringent standards for self - appraisal . Deficient or deviant standards also create problems , although the resultant adverse effects are more likely to be ...
The preceding discussion portrays the personal misery that can result from stringent standards for self - appraisal . Deficient or deviant standards also create problems , although the resultant adverse effects are more likely to be ...
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