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... principles that have been established and confirmed through studies of the acquisition and modifica- tion of human behavior in dyadic and group situations ( Sears , 1951 ) . Principles of Social Learning THE ACQUISITION OF NOVEL ...
... principles that have been established and confirmed through studies of the acquisition and modifica- tion of human behavior in dyadic and group situations ( Sears , 1951 ) . Principles of Social Learning THE ACQUISITION OF NOVEL ...
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... principles and to suggest additional principles in order to account more adequately for the development and modification of human social responses . In addition , we have tried to avoid any uncritical acceptance of psychodynamic tenets ...
... principles and to suggest additional principles in order to account more adequately for the development and modification of human social responses . In addition , we have tried to avoid any uncritical acceptance of psychodynamic tenets ...
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... principles that have been convincingly established . In fact , some of the illustrative cases cited in this chapter ... principles , to train available persons in the application of these principles , and set up programs which these ...
... principles that have been convincingly established . In fact , some of the illustrative cases cited in this chapter ... principles , to train available persons in the application of these principles , and set up programs which these ...
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THE SOCIOBEHAVIORISTIC APPROACH | 1 |
THE ROLE OF IMITATION | 47 |
REINFORCEMENT PATTERNS | 109 |
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