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 evaluative consequences are internally generated , but the contingencies are arbitrary in that any activity can become invested with self - evaluative significance . What is a source of selfsatisfaction for one person may be ...
The evaluative consequences are internally generated , but the contingencies are arbitrary in that any activity can become invested with self - evaluative significance . What is a source of selfsatisfaction for one person may be ...
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that supposedly disregard self - evaluative experiences . Behavior theories differ among themselves , of course , in what they choose to study . As we have already seen , self - evaluative reactions figure prominently in social learning ...
that supposedly disregard self - evaluative experiences . Behavior theories differ among themselves , of course , in what they choose to study . As we have already seen , self - evaluative reactions figure prominently in social learning ...
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stimulus intensity , 160 trait , 6-8 scope of mimicry , 30 , 40 , 174-175 , 179 rule learning , 40-44 , 174-178 of self - control patterns , 119-120 , 133-138 of self - evaluative responses , 43-44 , 134-135 of social behavior , 12 , 39 ...
stimulus intensity , 160 trait , 6-8 scope of mimicry , 30 , 40 , 174-175 , 179 rule learning , 40-44 , 174-178 of self - control patterns , 119-120 , 133-138 of self - evaluative responses , 43-44 , 134-135 of social behavior , 12 , 39 ...
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