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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It is perhaps for this reason that self - rewarded behavior tends to be maintained more effectively than if it has been externally reinforced . Moreover , personal changes achieved mainly through one's own efforts increase a sense of ...
It is perhaps for this reason that self - rewarded behavior tends to be maintained more effectively than if it has been externally reinforced . Moreover , personal changes achieved mainly through one's own efforts increase a sense of ...
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When people perform inadequately or violate their own standards of conduct , they tend to engage in self - critical ... Punishment not only terminates worries over discovery of wrongdoing and the resultant consequences , but tends to ...
When people perform inadequately or violate their own standards of conduct , they tend to engage in self - critical ... Punishment not only terminates worries over discovery of wrongdoing and the resultant consequences , but tends to ...
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Development of reasoning by instructive experiences therefore tends to be discounted by stage theorists as reflecting ... Such theories tend to cast people into prefixed types , thus lending themselves . readily to sterotyping people by ...
Development of reasoning by instructive experiences therefore tends to be discounted by stage theorists as reflecting ... Such theories tend to cast people into prefixed types , thus lending themselves . readily to sterotyping people by ...
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