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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A common problem in learning complex skills , such as golf or swimming , is that performers cannot fully observe their responses , and must therefore rely upon vague kinesthetic cues or verbal reports of onlookers .
A common problem in learning complex skills , such as golf or swimming , is that performers cannot fully observe their responses , and must therefore rely upon vague kinesthetic cues or verbal reports of onlookers .
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As linguistic skills are developed , verbal modeling is gradually substituted for behavioral modeling as the preferred mode of response guidance . People are aided in acquiring social , vocational , and recreational skills by following ...
As linguistic skills are developed , verbal modeling is gradually substituted for behavioral modeling as the preferred mode of response guidance . People are aided in acquiring social , vocational , and recreational skills by following ...
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As involvement and skills in the activities increases , social , symbolic , and self - evaluative rewards assume the incentive functions ( Bandura , 1969 ) . In attributional studies of incentives , people are typically rewarded for ...
As involvement and skills in the activities increases , social , symbolic , and self - evaluative rewards assume the incentive functions ( Bandura , 1969 ) . In attributional studies of incentives , people are typically rewarded for ...
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