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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Behaviorists would not entirely agree with this view because whether people behave uniformly or variably depends upon the ... brings better service , then people will behavę authoritatively with clerks but cautiously with the police .
Behaviorists would not entirely agree with this view because whether people behave uniformly or variably depends upon the ... brings better service , then people will behavę authoritatively with clerks but cautiously with the police .
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One can get people to behave altruistically , to volunteer their services , to delay or to seek gratification , to show affection , to behave punitively , to prefer certain foods and apparel , to converse on particular topics , to be ...
One can get people to behave altruistically , to volunteer their services , to delay or to seek gratification , to show affection , to behave punitively , to prefer certain foods and apparel , to converse on particular topics , to be ...
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Effects of Extrinsic Rewards on Intrinsic Motivation According to attribution theory , people's perceptions of the causes of their behavior influence how they behave on future occasions ( Bem , 1972 ; Nisbett & Valins , 1971 ) .
Effects of Extrinsic Rewards on Intrinsic Motivation According to attribution theory , people's perceptions of the causes of their behavior influence how they behave on future occasions ( Bem , 1972 ; Nisbett & Valins , 1971 ) .
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