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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The capacity to learn by observation enables people to acquire large , integrated patterns of behavior without having to form them gradually by tedious trial and error . The abbreviation of the acquisition process through observational ...
The capacity to learn by observation enables people to acquire large , integrated patterns of behavior without having to form them gradually by tedious trial and error . The abbreviation of the acquisition process through observational ...
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New response patterns can be acquired either by direct experience or by observation . Biological factors , of course , play a role in the acquisition process . Genetics and hormones affect physical development which in turn can ...
New response patterns can be acquired either by direct experience or by observation . Biological factors , of course , play a role in the acquisition process . Genetics and hormones affect physical development which in turn can ...
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LOCUS OF RESPONSE INTEGRATION IN OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING New patterns of behavior are created by organizing responses into certain patterns and sequences . Theories of modeling differ on whether component responses are integrated into ...
LOCUS OF RESPONSE INTEGRATION IN OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING New patterns of behavior are created by organizing responses into certain patterns and sequences . Theories of modeling differ on whether component responses are integrated into ...
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