Social Learning TheoryAn exploration of contemporary advances in social learning theory with special emphasis on the important roles played by cognitive, vicarious, and self-regulatory processes. |
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... types of observational experiences . Among the various attentional determinants , associa- tional patterns are clearly of major importance . The people with whom one regularly associates , either through preference or imposition ...
... types of observational experiences . Among the various attentional determinants , associa- tional patterns are clearly of major importance . The people with whom one regularly associates , either through preference or imposition ...
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... types of vindications become salient cues for moral judg- ments . Later they learn to attentuate self - condemning conse- quences for reprehensible conduct by self - exonerating justifi- cations . A theory of moral reasoning must ...
... types of vindications become salient cues for moral judg- ments . Later they learn to attentuate self - condemning conse- quences for reprehensible conduct by self - exonerating justifi- cations . A theory of moral reasoning must ...
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... types . In voicing opinions , models transmit ideas and prefer- ences . But modeling does not itself guarantee that views which have been learned will be articulated . In the case of performance preferences , modeled judgments are ...
... types . In voicing opinions , models transmit ideas and prefer- ences . But modeling does not itself guarantee that views which have been learned will be articulated . In the case of performance preferences , modeled judgments are ...
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Antecedent Determinants of Physiological | 59 |
External Reinforcement | 97 |
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