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Page 101
... related to how Amer- ican and Mexican mothers reinforce their children's behavior . Nelson and Kagan state that rural Mexican mothers tend to re- ward their children regardless of whether they succeed or not ( non - contingency ...
... related to how Amer- ican and Mexican mothers reinforce their children's behavior . Nelson and Kagan state that rural Mexican mothers tend to re- ward their children regardless of whether they succeed or not ( non - contingency ...
Page 115
... related a type or representative temperament or personality to each one . Cere- brotonia , related to ectomorphy , is characterized by restraint , inhibition , isolation and self - consciousness in people . Somato- tonia , related to ...
... related a type or representative temperament or personality to each one . Cere- brotonia , related to ectomorphy , is characterized by restraint , inhibition , isolation and self - consciousness in people . Somato- tonia , related to ...
Page 121
... related to primary drives only in crises where the cultural influence on behavior has broken down or is nonexistent . This position is further empha- sized by the realization that the reward structure of our society is also mainly ...
... related to primary drives only in crises where the cultural influence on behavior has broken down or is nonexistent . This position is further empha- sized by the realization that the reward structure of our society is also mainly ...
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ability acceptable achievement action actual affiliation aggressive anxiety appear athletes attempt attractive avoid basic becomes behavior cause certain characteristic child coach competitive complex concept considered consistent culture dependent desire determined dimensions direct drive effect emotional environment evaluation example exists expectancy experience explain factors failure feels forces frustration function goals highly human identified important incentive value increase indicates individual influence instinct intensity interest internal involved kinds learning level of activation level of aspiration major means ment motivation nature needs objective occur one's operating participate particular past performance personality personality traits physical activity play pleasure positive possess present probably processes psychological reason refers reinforcement responses result seen simply situations skill social society specific sport stimulation strong structure success task tend tension theory tion traits types understanding usually various winning York