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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After response patterns become routinized through repeated execution , they are performed in recurring situations without requiring prior visualization or thought . When learning to drive a car , thought is used to guide actions .
After response patterns become routinized through repeated execution , they are performed in recurring situations without requiring prior visualization or thought . When learning to drive a car , thought is used to guide actions .
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THOUGHT AS SYMBOLIC CONSTRUCTIONS Symbols that represent events , cognitive operations , and relationships serve as the vehicles of thought . Thinking depends to a large extent upon language symbols . Thinking also occurs in terms of ...
THOUGHT AS SYMBOLIC CONSTRUCTIONS Symbols that represent events , cognitive operations , and relationships serve as the vehicles of thought . Thinking depends to a large extent upon language symbols . Thinking also occurs in terms of ...
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Thoughts are observable by the person doing the thinking , and can be directly influenced by selfreinforcement . The growing recognition of human self - reactive capacities has increased studies of how thought processes are changed ...
Thoughts are observable by the person doing the thinking , and can be directly influenced by selfreinforcement . The growing recognition of human self - reactive capacities has increased studies of how thought processes are changed ...
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