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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A second cognitively based source of motivation operates through the intervening influences of goal setting and ... When individuals commit themselves to explicit goals , perceived negative discrepancies between what they do and what ...
A second cognitively based source of motivation operates through the intervening influences of goal setting and ... When individuals commit themselves to explicit goals , perceived negative discrepancies between what they do and what ...
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The amount of effort and satisfaction that accompany variations in goals depends upon the level at which they are set . When self - satisfaction is made contingent upon attainment of difficult goals , more effort is expended then if ...
The amount of effort and satisfaction that accompany variations in goals depends upon the level at which they are set . When self - satisfaction is made contingent upon attainment of difficult goals , more effort is expended then if ...
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High achievers tend to make self - satisfaction contingent upon attainment of difficult goals ; low achievers adopt easy goals as sufficient . Self - reactive influences mediate the effects of many forms of extrinsic feedback that are ...
High achievers tend to make self - satisfaction contingent upon attainment of difficult goals ; low achievers adopt easy goals as sufficient . Self - reactive influences mediate the effects of many forms of extrinsic feedback that are ...
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