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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Proponents of these theories argue that seemingly different behaviors may be manifestations of the same underlying ... Bem and Allen ( 1974 ) advanced the view that some people are highly consistent in some areas of behavior , but the ...
Proponents of these theories argue that seemingly different behaviors may be manifestations of the same underlying ... Bem and Allen ( 1974 ) advanced the view that some people are highly consistent in some areas of behavior , but the ...
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Most of the participants in the controversy over the determinants of behavioral variation eventually adopted the ... but the basic question of how these two sources of influence interact in determining behavior remains to be clarified .
Most of the participants in the controversy over the determinants of behavioral variation eventually adopted the ... but the basic question of how these two sources of influence interact in determining behavior remains to be clarified .
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Indeed , the view that defensive behavior is under autonomic control is disputed by several lines of evidence . Since autonomic reactions take much longer to activate than do avoidance responses , the latter cannot be caused by the ...
Indeed , the view that defensive behavior is under autonomic control is disputed by several lines of evidence . Since autonomic reactions take much longer to activate than do avoidance responses , the latter cannot be caused by the ...
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