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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Evidence will be presented later in this chapter on how people disengage self - evaluative consequences from their misconduct by restructuring the actions , distorting their effects , or obscuring responsibility for them .
Evidence will be presented later in this chapter on how people disengage self - evaluative consequences from their misconduct by restructuring the actions , distorting their effects , or obscuring responsibility for them .
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velop could ty of : the ng å Ma rom cted an in a peranand sed hel ult ne an eir ly 50 that supposedly disregard self - evaluative experiences . Behavior theories differ among themselves , of course , in what they choose to study .
velop could ty of : the ng å Ma rom cted an in a peranand sed hel ult ne an eir ly 50 that supposedly disregard self - evaluative experiences . Behavior theories differ among themselves , of course , in what they choose to study .
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As we have seen , the value does not inhere in the behavior itself but rather in the positive and negative self - reactions it generates . Evaluative selfreinforcement thus provides a second mechanism by which values influence conduct .
As we have seen , the value does not inhere in the behavior itself but rather in the positive and negative self - reactions it generates . Evaluative selfreinforcement thus provides a second mechanism by which values influence conduct .
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