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 now appears that differences in the ease with which aversions are learned is due more to variations in time delays and to stimulus characteristics than to differential associability of gustatory cues with stomach upset .
It now appears that differences in the ease with which aversions are learned is due more to variations in time delays and to stimulus characteristics than to differential associability of gustatory cues with stomach upset .
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People generally regulate their behavior on the basis of more subtle social cues . ... The parents ' mounting anger becomes a predictive cue that compliance will be enforced , so that only shouts produce results .
People generally regulate their behavior on the basis of more subtle social cues . ... The parents ' mounting anger becomes a predictive cue that compliance will be enforced , so that only shouts produce results .
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If crossing the street on red or green signals made one equally vulnerable to being hit by a car , pedestrians would quickly disregard traffic lights and rely on other informative cues to guide them safely through busy intersections ...
If crossing the street on red or green signals made one equally vulnerable to being hit by a car , pedestrians would quickly disregard traffic lights and rely on other informative cues to guide them safely through busy intersections ...
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