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Chapter 9 Social Learning Theories
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- 1Albert BanduraHis research was based on how people are influenced and build self motivation and behavior especially though self-efficacy
- 2Agent PerspectiveBandura:s view on the persons agents of experience this can provide insight to social and behavioral shaping
- 3Human agencyThis enables us to behave intentionally which enables us to react purposly
- 4Forthoughtwhich permits us o anticipate outcomes
- 5Self-reflectivnessthis gives us the ability to reflect on our thoughts and bhavior
- 6Agent Selfis socially constructed by experiences with the environment
- 7Triadic Reciprocal Causationthe regulation of human behavior by the interplay of cognitive,behavioral and environmental factors
- 8Self-SystemThe complex responses to the self or to external influences helps shape behavior
- 9Observational learningoccurs intentionally or accidentally ex. would be a child learning how to brush his/her teeth or he hears a bad word and repeats it with out knowing what it means
- 10Three factors that influence modeling1. Characteristic of the model
2.Attributes of the observer
3.Reward consequences associated with a behavior - 11Characteristic of the modelWea re more influenced by someone who we believe is similar to ourselves
- 12Attributes of the observerthose who have a low self-esteem are ,ore likely to follow a certain structure they are more dependent and conform
- 13Reward consequences associated with a behaviorThese people are likely to embrace a behavior if they believe that outcomes would be positive
- 14Four process developing observational learning1.Attentional processes
2.Retention Processes
3.production processes
4.Motivational processes - 15Bandura on reinforcement to self-regulationany behavior can be learned with out direct experience of reinforcement
- 16Extrinsic reinforcementThis is arranged do to the social contact then nature outcome in effect of motivation
- 17Vicarious reinforcementoccurs when we learn to behave from success and mistakes it is the way we feel about it
- 18Range of reinforcementthe social learning theory considers self-generated reinforcment
- 19Self-reinforcemntit increases performance primarily through its motivational function
- 20BanduraHe believed that human behavior it is motivated by self-regulation
- 21Self regulationthis is where we influence out own behavior
- 22Self-monitoringentail paying attention to one's behavior helps us see out actions
- 23Self-judgmentevaluating our own behavior are we good or bad
- 24Moral disengagementthis permits individuals and institutions to perpetuate and encourage violence
- 25Self EfficicacyPeoples way of understanding their behavior by acting successfully and have a desires effect enabling people to cope with every day life this entails judgments of personal behavior
- 26Julian RotterHis concept on behavior was the locus of conrtol
- 27Local of controlSis the extent to which a person believes that reinforcments are controlled by his or her own behavior
- 28I-E Scalethis was an assessment tools designed to measure an individual behavior control
- 29Internal locus of controlthis appears to protect one against the authority to influence from other people
- 30External locus controlthis is most likely to conform and prefer not to make a choice on their own externals re more anxious and depressed according to Rotter
- 31Behavior potentialthis is a response to a behavior that occurs do to a certain situation Rotter believed that behavior refereed to a wide class of response
- 32ExpectacyThis is simply what the person expects about a certain outcome in their behavior
- 33Psychological situationthe psychological context which the individual responds
- 34Walter MischelBelieved that a behavior of an individual is influence by a specific situation we have the consistent behavior to same situations
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