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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Learning By Response Consequences 1 ✓ The more rudimentary mode of learning , rooted in direct experience , results from the positive and negative effects that actions produce . When people deal with everyday events , some of their ...
Learning By Response Consequences 1 ✓ The more rudimentary mode of learning , rooted in direct experience , results from the positive and negative effects that actions produce . When people deal with everyday events , some of their ...
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It is assumed by Piaget that during initial stages children do not differentiate between self - imitation and imitation of the actions of others . If they cannot distinguish modeled activities from their own , the theory must include ...
It is assumed by Piaget that during initial stages children do not differentiate between self - imitation and imitation of the actions of others . If they cannot distinguish modeled activities from their own , the theory must include ...
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If people are to function effectively , they must anticipate the probable consequences of different events and courses of action and regulate their behavior accordingly . Without anticipatory capacities people would be forced to act ...
If people are to function effectively , they must anticipate the probable consequences of different events and courses of action and regulate their behavior accordingly . Without anticipatory capacities people would be forced to act ...
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