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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Bestowal of rewards is not only a social act that evokes positive or negative reactions in others . It can lower or raise the valuation of the activities themselves depending on whether the rewarders convey the impression that the ...
Bestowal of rewards is not only a social act that evokes positive or negative reactions in others . It can lower or raise the valuation of the activities themselves depending on whether the rewarders convey the impression that the ...
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The rewards were credits earned toward certificates and trophies presented at assemblies . Later the rewards were discontinued . The amount of time children devoted to the formerly rewarded activities was compared with the time spent by ...
The rewards were credits earned toward certificates and trophies presented at assemblies . Later the rewards were discontinued . The amount of time children devoted to the formerly rewarded activities was compared with the time spent by ...
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Other groups of children performed the same task , but either received the rewards without any strings attached or worked without any rewards at all . One of the two major properties of reinforcement is its capacity to maintain ...
Other groups of children performed the same task , but either received the rewards without any strings attached or worked without any rewards at all . One of the two major properties of reinforcement is its capacity to maintain ...
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