Social Learning and Personality DevelopmentHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1963 - Broj stranica: 329 |
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... eliciting effect can be distinguished from disinhibition if we know the past history of our subjects . However , since the classification of a response as deviant implies social censure and since children are generally taught not to ...
... eliciting effect can be distinguished from disinhibition if we know the past history of our subjects . However , since the classification of a response as deviant implies social censure and since children are generally taught not to ...
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... ELICITING EFFECT The role of a model as an eliciting stimulus can be most clearly seen when the behavior that is imitated is not likely to have incurred punishment . Socially approved behavior , such as volunteering services or monetary ...
... ELICITING EFFECT The role of a model as an eliciting stimulus can be most clearly seen when the behavior that is imitated is not likely to have incurred punishment . Socially approved behavior , such as volunteering services or monetary ...
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... eliciting effects to occur simultaneously , and it is therefore virtually impossible to identify their relative contri- bution to the genesis of deviation . TO THE MODEL INFLUENCE OF RESPONSE CONSEQUENCES Imitation is not independent of ...
... eliciting effects to occur simultaneously , and it is therefore virtually impossible to identify their relative contri- bution to the genesis of deviation . TO THE MODEL INFLUENCE OF RESPONSE CONSEQUENCES Imitation is not independent of ...
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THE SOCIOBEHAVIORISTIC APPROACH | 1 |
THE ROLE OF IMITATION | 47 |
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