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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the same standards were set for them , and they were rewarded by others when they reached the predetermined levels . ... Many selected the highest level of achievement as the minimal performance meriting self - reward .
the same standards were set for them , and they were rewarded by others when they reached the predetermined levels . ... Many selected the highest level of achievement as the minimal performance meriting self - reward .
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less such formulations include the self - esteem costs of rewarding oneself for devalued behavior . ... little personal value that self - evaluative consequences are not activated , they behave more in accordance with external reward ...
less such formulations include the self - esteem costs of rewarding oneself for devalued behavior . ... little personal value that self - evaluative consequences are not activated , they behave more in accordance with external reward ...
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Environmental settings in which performance was previously required for self - reward foster adherence to self - imposed contingencies , even though negative sanctions for rewarding oneself noncontingently no longer exist ( Bandura ...
Environmental settings in which performance was previously required for self - reward foster adherence to self - imposed contingencies , even though negative sanctions for rewarding oneself noncontingently no longer exist ( Bandura ...
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