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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In fact , the development of self - motivation and self - direction requires certain basic functions that are developed ... Thus , for example , children may initially require some encouragement to learn to read , but after they become ...
In fact , the development of self - motivation and self - direction requires certain basic functions that are developed ... Thus , for example , children may initially require some encouragement to learn to read , but after they become ...
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Some believe that the basic grammatical categories are biologically preprogrammed and require only minimal ... that exposure to speech alone is sufficient to produce grammatical competence without requiring any corrective feedback .
Some believe that the basic grammatical categories are biologically preprogrammed and require only minimal ... that exposure to speech alone is sufficient to produce grammatical competence without requiring any corrective feedback .
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To take a prevalent example , inequitable treatment of disadvantaged groups for private gain can enjoy public support without requiring despotic rule . People , of course , have more to contend with than inhumane treatment at the hands ...
To take a prevalent example , inequitable treatment of disadvantaged groups for private gain can enjoy public support without requiring despotic rule . People , of course , have more to contend with than inhumane treatment at the hands ...
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