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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failing at tasks or reacting anxiously to subjective threats , serve as arousers for vicarious emotional learning ... Defensive behavior as well as emotional arousal can be created by vicariously mediated correlation of events .
failing at tasks or reacting anxiously to subjective threats , serve as arousers for vicarious emotional learning ... Defensive behavior as well as emotional arousal can be created by vicariously mediated correlation of events .
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Motivational Effects Direct incentives have greater motivational power than vicarious ones when it comes to maintaining behavior over time . For example , one would not advise employers to maintain the productivity of their employees by ...
Motivational Effects Direct incentives have greater motivational power than vicarious ones when it comes to maintaining behavior over time . For example , one would not advise employers to maintain the productivity of their employees by ...
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... 186 vicarious , 32 , 181-182 , 184 Trait theory , 6-8 Transsituational consistency , 6-9 Values as incentive preferences , 139 as self valuation , 139-140 , 153-154 transmitted by modeling , 43-47 , 126-127 , 134-138 Verification of ...
... 186 vicarious , 32 , 181-182 , 184 Trait theory , 6-8 Transsituational consistency , 6-9 Values as incentive preferences , 139 as self valuation , 139-140 , 153-154 transmitted by modeling , 43-47 , 126-127 , 134-138 Verification of ...
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