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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In everyday life , houses and faces are repeatedly correlated with neutral and positive experiences as well as with negative ones , whereas references to snakes are almost uniformly negative . Differential rates of extinction are more ...
In everyday life , houses and faces are repeatedly correlated with neutral and positive experiences as well as with negative ones , whereas references to snakes are almost uniformly negative . Differential rates of extinction are more ...
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Because consequences derive their value relationally , the omission of anticipated negative outcomes is indeed a significant consequence . Individuals who expected punishment but got off free would hardly react as though they were ...
Because consequences derive their value relationally , the omission of anticipated negative outcomes is indeed a significant consequence . Individuals who expected punishment but got off free would hardly react as though they were ...
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Negative Sanctions Adherence to performance requirements for self - reward is partly sustained by periodic environmental influences which take a variety of forms . When standards for self - reinforcing reactions are being acquired or ...
Negative Sanctions Adherence to performance requirements for self - reward is partly sustained by periodic environmental influences which take a variety of forms . When standards for self - reinforcing reactions are being acquired or ...
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