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Personality Ch. 17

Social Cognitive Theory (Bandura) Ryckman 10e

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Cognitive Social Learning Theory People learn from one another via observation, imitation and modeling, encompasses attention memory & motivation
Triadic Reciprocal Determinism The belief that cognition, behavior, and the environment operate interactively as determinants of one another.
Self-efficacy Believing oneself capable of successfully performing certain behaviors or reaching curtain goals. Judgments formed by self evaluation and self reflectivity
Modeling Theory Most of what we learn is thru imitiation of models. Vicarious capability & Vicarious reinforcement
Mastery & Performance Accomplishments & past experience
Social Modeling Vicarious experiences, observing others
Social Persuation Coaching and evaluative feedback
Physiological & Emotional State Regulating things such as anxiety & fears
Modeling Type of learning in which individuals learn new behavior by observing others
Efficacy Expectations Individuals' convictions or beliefs that they can execute the behaviors required to produce certain response consequences.
External reinforcement A reinforcing environmental stimulus that controls the occurrence of behavior it might be food, money, praise, approval from others, a pat on the back, or a smile.
Anticipated Outcomes A person's expectancy that the performance of certain behaviors will secure certain reinforcers.
Guided participation modeling Phobia-reduction procedure, through modeling, allowing the individual to master their fears.
Imaginal Representation An image called up by a person that resembles an object in the environment. The person can picture, or imagine, a professor who exists in the environment.
Multiple Modeling effects Impact on a person's imitative behavior of being exposed to a variety of models.
Observational Learning (Imitative learning) Type of learning in which new responses are made as a result of watching the performance of others; also called imitative learning.
Self-modeling Type of learning in which individuals watch themselves behave in a situationally appropriate manner via videotape and then show the same behaviors later on.
Verbal Representation A word that signifies an object in the environment. The word dog is a verbal representation of a barking quadruped that exists in the environment
Vicarious Reinforcement Willingness to imitate the behavior of a model after observing that the model was reinforced for the behavior.
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