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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Spielberger and De Nike ( 1966 ) measured awareness at periodic intervals throughout the session . They found that reinforcing consequences were ineffective in modifying behavior as long as participants were unaware of the reinforcement ...
Spielberger and De Nike ( 1966 ) measured awareness at periodic intervals throughout the session . They found that reinforcing consequences were ineffective in modifying behavior as long as participants were unaware of the reinforcement ...
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Moreover , expectation is typically measured in terms of a global self - rating as though it were a static , unidimensional factor . Efficacy expectations differ from the outcome expectations commonly measured in expectancy analyses of ...
Moreover , expectation is typically measured in terms of a global self - rating as though it were a static , unidimensional factor . Efficacy expectations differ from the outcome expectations commonly measured in expectancy analyses of ...
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Although causal attribution is regarded as the intervening cause of performance , the types of attributions actually evoked by unnecessary rewards are seldom , if ever , measured . If extraneous rewards reduce performance by changing ...
Although causal attribution is regarded as the intervening cause of performance , the types of attributions actually evoked by unnecessary rewards are seldom , if ever , measured . If extraneous rewards reduce performance by changing ...
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