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 component functions considered earlier in observational learning operate in the acquisition of rules by direct or vicarious experience . Individuals select certain cues for attention on the basis of preparatory set , learned biases ...
The component functions considered earlier in observational learning operate in the acquisition of rules by direct or vicarious experience . Individuals select certain cues for attention on the basis of preparatory set , learned biases ...
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Motivational Effects Direct incentives have greater motivational power than vicarious ones when it comes to maintaining behavior over time . For example , one would not advise employers to maintain the productivity of their employees by ...
Motivational Effects Direct incentives have greater motivational power than vicarious ones when it comes to maintaining behavior over time . For example , one would not advise employers to maintain the productivity of their employees by ...
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People derive much of their knowledge from direct experience of the effects produced by their actions . It does not require many encounters with flames set by matches , for example , to come to know the properties of matches and that ...
People derive much of their knowledge from direct experience of the effects produced by their actions . It does not require many encounters with flames set by matches , for example , to come to know the properties of matches and that ...
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