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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... performance are most likely to arise under situational uncertainty . Treatments combining modeling with guided participa- tion have proved most effective in eliminating dysfunctional fears and inhibitions ( Bandura , 1976a ) ...
... performance are most likely to arise under situational uncertainty . Treatments combining modeling with guided participa- tion have proved most effective in eliminating dysfunctional fears and inhibitions ( Bandura , 1976a ) ...
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... performance is a source of considerable self - satisfaction that can sustain much tuba blowing . Improvements in athletic and intellectual pursuits , similarly , activate self - evaluative reactions that serve as reinforcers of performance ...
... performance is a source of considerable self - satisfaction that can sustain much tuba blowing . Improvements in athletic and intellectual pursuits , similarly , activate self - evaluative reactions that serve as reinforcers of performance ...
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... performance standards . Figure 6 summarizes PERFORMANCE JUDGMENTAL PROCESS SELF - RESPONSE Self - Evaluative Reactions Evaluative Dimensions Personal Standards Quality Modeling Sources Positive Rate Quantity Referential Performances ...
... performance standards . Figure 6 summarizes PERFORMANCE JUDGMENTAL PROCESS SELF - RESPONSE Self - Evaluative Reactions Evaluative Dimensions Personal Standards Quality Modeling Sources Positive Rate Quantity Referential Performances ...
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Cognitively Based Motivation | 160 |
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