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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Through correlation of events , these social reactions themselves become predictors of primary consequences and thereby become incentives . The effectiveness of social reactions as incentives derives from their predictive value rather ...
Through correlation of events , these social reactions themselves become predictors of primary consequences and thereby become incentives . The effectiveness of social reactions as incentives derives from their predictive value rather ...
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It is not until one acquires proficiency in them that they become rewarding . Without the aid of positive incentives during early phases of skill acquisition , potentialities remain undeveloped . Instead , more often than not , coercion ...
It is not until one acquires proficiency in them that they become rewarding . Without the aid of positive incentives during early phases of skill acquisition , potentialities remain undeveloped . Instead , more often than not , coercion ...
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Because of the selective bias to see what one is looking for , erroneous preconceptions can easily become self - perpetuating . A misguiding verification process , of course , involves more than selective processing and transforming of ...
Because of the selective bias to see what one is looking for , erroneous preconceptions can easily become self - perpetuating . A misguiding verification process , of course , involves more than selective processing and transforming of ...
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