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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When people act protectively in the presence of stimuli previously associated with painful experiences , the stimuli are presumed to have become aversive rather than that the individuals have learned to anticipate aversive consequences ...
When people act protectively in the presence of stimuli previously associated with painful experiences , the stimuli are presumed to have become aversive rather than that the individuals have learned to anticipate aversive consequences ...
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People can develop anticipatory responses to signaling stimuli on the basis of what they are told without actually experiencing the likelihood that given stimuli predict certain environmental outcomes ( Grings , 1973 ) .
People can develop anticipatory responses to signaling stimuli on the basis of what they are told without actually experiencing the likelihood that given stimuli predict certain environmental outcomes ( Grings , 1973 ) .
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stimuli and to summon up appropriate anticipatory reactions . Several lines of evidence , some of which have already been reviewed , lend validity to the self - arousal interpretation of conditioning . For individuals who are aware that ...
stimuli and to summon up appropriate anticipatory reactions . Several lines of evidence , some of which have already been reviewed , lend validity to the self - arousal interpretation of conditioning . For individuals who are aware that ...
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