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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VICARIOUS EXPECTANCY LEARNING Although emotional responses often are learned from direct experience , they also are ... In vicarious expectancy learning , events become evocative through association with emotions aroused in observers by ...
VICARIOUS EXPECTANCY LEARNING Although emotional responses often are learned from direct experience , they also are ... In vicarious expectancy learning , events become evocative through association with emotions aroused in observers by ...
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For individuals who are aware that certain events forebode distress , such events activate fear arousing thoughts , which in turn produce emotional responses . Those who fail to notice , for one reason or another , that the antecedent ...
For individuals who are aware that certain events forebode distress , such events activate fear arousing thoughts , which in turn produce emotional responses . Those who fail to notice , for one reason or another , that the antecedent ...
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Emotional Learning Function Models generally express emotional reactions while undergoing rewarding or punishing experiences . Observers are easily aroused by the emotional expressions of others . It was shown earlier how vicariously ...
Emotional Learning Function Models generally express emotional reactions while undergoing rewarding or punishing experiences . Observers are easily aroused by the emotional expressions of others . It was shown earlier how vicariously ...
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