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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They presumably judge their motivation partly from the circumstances under which they behave . If they perform activities for external rewards they infer a lack of personal interest , whereas if they perform without external inducement ...
They presumably judge their motivation partly from the circumstances under which they behave . If they perform activities for external rewards they infer a lack of personal interest , whereas if they perform without external inducement ...
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To complicate matters further , the terms intrinsic interest and intrinsic motivation are often used ... Ascribing to activities the capacity to arouse interest and to motivate behavior is markedly different from invoking intrinsic ...
To complicate matters further , the terms intrinsic interest and intrinsic motivation are often used ... Ascribing to activities the capacity to arouse interest and to motivate behavior is markedly different from invoking intrinsic ...
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Strong effort that produces repeated failure weakens efficacy expectations , thereby reducing motivation to perform the activity . Subgoals of moderate difficulty are therefore likely to be most motivating and satisfyingom Goal ...
Strong effort that produces repeated failure weakens efficacy expectations , thereby reducing motivation to perform the activity . Subgoals of moderate difficulty are therefore likely to be most motivating and satisfyingom Goal ...
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