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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VICARIOUS EXPECTANCY LEARNING Although emotional responses often are learned from direct experience , they also are frequently acquired observationally . Many intractable fears arise not from personally injurious experiences , but from ...
VICARIOUS EXPECTANCY LEARNING Although emotional responses often are learned from direct experience , they also are frequently acquired observationally . Many intractable fears arise not from personally injurious experiences , but from ...
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The extent to which anticipatory behavior is subject to cognitive control may vary depending upon whether it is established symbolically or through direct experience . Bridger and Mandel ( 1964 ) found that fear learning was similar ...
The extent to which anticipatory behavior is subject to cognitive control may vary depending upon whether it is established symbolically or through direct experience . Bridger and Mandel ( 1964 ) found that fear learning was similar ...
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events people fear are better predicted from their threat to survival or from the degree to which they are correlated with direct , vicarious , and symbolic aversive experiences . Among the various human anxieties , those related to ...
events people fear are better predicted from their threat to survival or from the degree to which they are correlated with direct , vicarious , and symbolic aversive experiences . Among the various human anxieties , those related to ...
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