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 can lower or raise the valuation of the activities themselves depending on whether the rewarders convey the impression that the reinforced activity is uninteresting , or that it eventually becomes enjoyable for its own sake after ...
It can lower or raise the valuation of the activities themselves depending on whether the rewarders convey the impression that the reinforced activity is uninteresting , or that it eventually becomes enjoyable for its own sake after ...
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The amount of time children devoted to the formerly rewarded activities was compared with the time spent by control children on their two most and two least preferred activities . When rewards were withdrawn , children who had been ...
The amount of time children devoted to the formerly rewarded activities was compared with the time spent by control children on their two most and two least preferred activities . When rewards were withdrawn , children who had been ...
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It is difficult to achieve generalized enduring changes when the activities reinforced are primarily for the convenience or benefit of others . This is not an entirely lamentable state of affairs . If one could instill , through brief ...
It is difficult to achieve generalized enduring changes when the activities reinforced are primarily for the convenience or benefit of others . This is not an entirely lamentable state of affairs . If one could instill , through brief ...
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