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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Although the issue is not yet completely resolved , there is little evidence that reinforcers function as automatic shapers of human conduct . Even if improved methodologies established that elementary responses can be learned without ...
Although the issue is not yet completely resolved , there is little evidence that reinforcers function as automatic shapers of human conduct . Even if improved methodologies established that elementary responses can be learned without ...
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Indeed , the view that defensive behavior is under autonomic control is disputed by several lines of evidence . Since autonomic reactions take much longer to activate than do avoidance responses , the latter cannot be caused by the ...
Indeed , the view that defensive behavior is under autonomic control is disputed by several lines of evidence . Since autonomic reactions take much longer to activate than do avoidance responses , the latter cannot be caused by the ...
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This additional evidence is at variance with both the findings of other attributional studies and the salience hypothesis . In the study by Greene , it seems unlikely that children who earned a specific number of credits for each unit ...
This additional evidence is at variance with both the findings of other attributional studies and the salience hypothesis . In the study by Greene , it seems unlikely that children who earned a specific number of credits for each unit ...
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