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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Because mistakes can produce costly , or even fatal consequences , the prospects for survival would be slim indeed if one could learn only by suffering the consequences of trial and error . For this reason , one does not teach children ...
Because mistakes can produce costly , or even fatal consequences , the prospects for survival would be slim indeed if one could learn only by suffering the consequences of trial and error . For this reason , one does not teach children ...
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If behavior were reinforced by every momentary effect it produced , people would be overburdened with so many competing ... consequences produce lasting effects mechanically without requiring symbolic processing of ongoing experiences .
If behavior were reinforced by every momentary effect it produced , people would be overburdened with so many competing ... consequences produce lasting effects mechanically without requiring symbolic processing of ongoing experiences .
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In extrinsic reinforcement , the consequences are externally produced and their relationship to the behavior is arbitrary . It is not in the natural course of things that work should produce paychecks , that good performances should ...
In extrinsic reinforcement , the consequences are externally produced and their relationship to the behavior is arbitrary . It is not in the natural course of things that work should produce paychecks , that good performances should ...
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