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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Some researchers ( Gewirtz & Stingle , 1968 ) have been especially concerned with conditions that produce initial imitative responses on the assumption that they help to explain observational learning at later development .
Some researchers ( Gewirtz & Stingle , 1968 ) have been especially concerned with conditions that produce initial imitative responses on the assumption that they help to explain observational learning at later development .
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From the perspective of the multiprocess theory presented earlier , deficiencies in imitative performance , which are usually attributed by Piaget to insufficiently differentiated schemata , may also result from inadequate attention to ...
From the perspective of the multiprocess theory presented earlier , deficiencies in imitative performance , which are usually attributed by Piaget to insufficiently differentiated schemata , may also result from inadequate attention to ...
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In the social learning analysis , both comprehension and imitative performance are viewed as products of observational learning , rather than as being causally related . Through observation of referential modeling , children can gain ...
In the social learning analysis , both comprehension and imitative performance are viewed as products of observational learning , rather than as being causally related . Through observation of referential modeling , children can gain ...
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