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Chapter 9: Social Learning Theories

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  1. 1Agentic PerspectiveBandura's view of people as agents of experience
  2. 2Triadic Reciprocal Causation(Bandura) - the regulation of behavior by an interplay of behavioral, cognitive, and environmental factors
  3. 3Observational learning(Bandura) Learning that occurs through observation without any direct reinforcement
  4. 4Self System(Bandura) Cognitive structures that underlie the perception, evaluation, and regulation of behavior.
  5. 5Moral Disengagement(Bandura) Practices that permit one to separate one's self from ethical behavior.
  6. 6Locus of Control(Rotter) The extent to which a person believes that reinforcements are controlled by his or her own behavior (internal locus) or by other people, or outside forces (external locus)
  7. 7I-E ScaleA questionnaire developed by Rotter to measure internal versus external locus of control.
  8. 8Behavior Potential(Rotter) A variable that refers to the likelihood that a particular behavior will occur.
  9. 9Expectancy(Rotter) the individual's subjective expectation about the outcome of his or her behavior.
  10. 10Reinforcement Value(Rotter) a variable that indicates the importance
  11. 11Psychological SituationThe psychological context with which an organism responds.
  12. 12Behavioral Specificity(Mischel) Behavior is determined by specific situations.
  13. 13Behavioral Signature(Mischel) Behavior is determined by specific situations.
  14. 14Explain the concept of self-efficacy.refers to people's beliefs that they can successfully perform behaviors that will produce desired effects
  15. 15What are the 4 Variables which Rotter included (in the formula) to predict behavior?a) behavior potential
    b) expectancy
    c) psychological situation
    d) reinforcement value
  16. 16Self-reflectivenessGives us the ability to reflect on our thought and behavior
  17. 173 Factors that Influence "Modeling":1) Characteristics of the model
    2) Attributes of the observer
    3) Reward consequences associated with behavior
  18. 18Attention ProcessesThe characteristics of the model, the nature of the activity, the nature of the subject.
  19. 19motor reproduction processesAn individual has to convert the symbolic representation of the behavior into appropriate actions.
    - The response is to be carried out in space and time the same way that original behavior was.
    ~requires:
    1. cognitive organization of the response
    2. Initiation of the response
    3. monitoring of the response
    4. refinement of the response
  20. 20Self-regulationInfluencing one's own behavior, which entails...
    1) Self-monitoring
    2) Self-judgment
    3) Affective self-reaction
  21. 21What wereBandura's contributions to behavioral modification?Bandura provided the systematic use of "modeling" as a therapeutic technique of of behavior modification; In addition, he constructed research in the area of self-control.
  22. 22Types of Reinforcement in Observational Learning:1) Extrinsic reinforcement
    2)Intrinsic reinforcement
    3)Vicarious reinforcement
    4)Self-reinforcement
  23. 23Processes of Observational Learning:a) Attentional processes
    b)Retention processes
    c) Motor production processes
    d)Motivational processes
  24. 24Behavioral ModificationSystematic use of modeling as an aid of changing behaviors.
  25. 25(Rotter) Internal vs. External Locus of Control- benefits of internal locus of control
    - drawbacks of external locus of control
    - gender differences
    - family SES
  26. 26DisinhibitionThe weakening of inhibitions or constraints by observing the behavior of
  27. 27Behavior can be learned through vicarious reinforcement by...Observing the behavior of others & Anticipating the rewards for behaving in the same way
  28. 28------ bring about control of behavior through self-regulation and self-reinforcement.Cognitive Processes
  29. 29Behavior can be learned through "vicarious reinforcement" by......Observing the behavior of others and anticipating the rewards for behaving in the same way.
  30. 30the mediating mechanisms between the stimulus and response are known as...Cognitive Processes

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