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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As a result , the predictive stimulus rarely evokes emotional responses even when repeatedly paired with unpleasant experiences . When contingency awareness and conditioning are measured concurrently , predictive stimuli do not elicit ...
As a result , the predictive stimulus rarely evokes emotional responses even when repeatedly paired with unpleasant experiences . When contingency awareness and conditioning are measured concurrently , predictive stimuli do not elicit ...
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The parents ' mounting anger becomes a predictive cue that compliance will be enforced , so that only shouts produce results . As a result , many households are run on a fairly high decibel level . MODELING DETERMINANTS Of the numerous ...
The parents ' mounting anger becomes a predictive cue that compliance will be enforced , so that only shouts produce results . As a result , many households are run on a fairly high decibel level . MODELING DETERMINANTS Of the numerous ...
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... 142-145 supporting conditions modeling supports , 149 negative sanctions , 146 personal benefits , 147-149 predictive situational determinants , 146-147 Social change achieved by calculating future consequences , 212 creating better ...
... 142-145 supporting conditions modeling supports , 149 negative sanctions , 146 personal benefits , 147-149 predictive situational determinants , 146-147 Social change achieved by calculating future consequences , 212 creating better ...
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