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 studies that reduce awareness by diverting subjects ' attention to irrelevant events to reduce awareness , the predictive stimuli may not be registered sufficiently to produce learning . Neural responses to afferent input can be ...
... in studies that reduce awareness by diverting subjects ' attention to irrelevant events to reduce awareness , the predictive stimuli may not be registered sufficiently to produce learning . Neural responses to afferent input can be ...
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The presumption is that if phobics are led to believe that the things they have previously feared no longer affect them internally , the cognitive reevaluation alone will reduce avoidance behavior . Misattribution of emotional arousal ...
The presumption is that if phobics are led to believe that the things they have previously feared no longer affect them internally , the cognitive reevaluation alone will reduce avoidance behavior . Misattribution of emotional arousal ...
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Extrinsic reinforcement for activities can therefore reduce intrinsic motivation to engage in them . How perception of causes changes intrinsic motivation remains to be explained . In Deci's ( 1975 ) view , rewards reduce intrinsic ...
Extrinsic reinforcement for activities can therefore reduce intrinsic motivation to engage in them . How perception of causes changes intrinsic motivation remains to be explained . In Deci's ( 1975 ) view , rewards reduce intrinsic ...
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