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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The conflicting findings were explained in terms of salience of contingencies and phenomenology . According to the salience hypothesis , people are most likely to view their behavior as extrinsically motivated when contingent rewards ...
The conflicting findings were explained in terms of salience of contingencies and phenomenology . According to the salience hypothesis , people are most likely to view their behavior as extrinsically motivated when contingent rewards ...
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Cognitive Representation of Contingencies It was previously shown that changes in behavior resulting from the association of environmental events or response consequences rely heavily upon cognitive representations of contingencies .
Cognitive Representation of Contingencies It was previously shown that changes in behavior resulting from the association of environmental events or response consequences rely heavily upon cognitive representations of contingencies .
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The long - standing debate over this issue has been enlivened by Skinner's ( 1971 ) contention that , apart from genetic contributions , human behavior is controlled solely by environmental contingencies ( e.g. , “ A person does not act ...
The long - standing debate over this issue has been enlivened by Skinner's ( 1971 ) contention that , apart from genetic contributions , human behavior is controlled solely by environmental contingencies ( e.g. , “ A person does not act ...
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