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What type of interaction involves communication flowing in both directions?
What type of interaction involves communication flowing in both directions?
- One-way
- Unidirectional
- Bidirectional (correct)
- Single-directional
Unidirectional interaction allows communication to flow in both directions.
Unidirectional interaction allows communication to flow in both directions.
False (B)
What is the term used to describe interaction where feedback is possible?
What is the term used to describe interaction where feedback is possible?
Bidirectional
In a ______ interaction, communication flows only in one direction.
In a ______ interaction, communication flows only in one direction.
Match the types of interaction with their characteristics:
Match the types of interaction with their characteristics:
Which of the following best describes bidirectional interaction?
Which of the following best describes bidirectional interaction?
In a bidirectional system, the roles of sender and receiver are fixed.
In a bidirectional system, the roles of sender and receiver are fixed.
Identify one key characteristic of unidirectional interaction.
Identify one key characteristic of unidirectional interaction.
Which term best describes responses that involve personal satisfaction or pleasure?
Which term best describes responses that involve personal satisfaction or pleasure?
Self-Reactions can only be negative.
Self-Reactions can only be negative.
What is the key focus of attention in the context of learning?
What is the key focus of attention in the context of learning?
In learning, rewarding self-reactions are often referred to as __________.
In learning, rewarding self-reactions are often referred to as __________.
Match the following concepts with their definitions:
Match the following concepts with their definitions:
Which type of self-reaction is generally seen as beneficial in a learning context?
Which type of self-reaction is generally seen as beneficial in a learning context?
Tangible self-reactions are irrelevant in the learning process.
Tangible self-reactions are irrelevant in the learning process.
What can be considered a tangible self-reaction in response to achieving a learning goal?
What can be considered a tangible self-reaction in response to achieving a learning goal?
Effective __________ in learning can significantly enhance engagement and retention.
Effective __________ in learning can significantly enhance engagement and retention.
Self-Reactions primarily influence which aspect of learning?
Self-Reactions primarily influence which aspect of learning?
What does 'disengagement' refer to in a general context?
What does 'disengagement' refer to in a general context?
Disengagement can sometimes be considered a positive action.
Disengagement can sometimes be considered a positive action.
What are two major outcomes of disengagement?
What are two major outcomes of disengagement?
Disengagement often leads to a decline in ______ and can affect social relationships.
Disengagement often leads to a decline in ______ and can affect social relationships.
Which of the following best characterizes disengagement as a 'major source'?
Which of the following best characterizes disengagement as a 'major source'?
Match the terms related to disengagement with their definitions:
Match the terms related to disengagement with their definitions:
Effective strategies can be developed to counteract disengagement.
Effective strategies can be developed to counteract disengagement.
Which term is associated with behavior that deviates from societal norms?
Which term is associated with behavior that deviates from societal norms?
Persons winterdependent exhibit behavior that is solely dependent on the winter season.
Persons winterdependent exhibit behavior that is solely dependent on the winter season.
What does 'quality' refer to in terms of behavior?
What does 'quality' refer to in terms of behavior?
Deviancy is often viewed in contrast to __________ behavior.
Deviancy is often viewed in contrast to __________ behavior.
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Which of the following is not related to the concept of behavior?
Which of the following is not related to the concept of behavior?
All persons winterdependent show the same behavioral patterns.
All persons winterdependent show the same behavioral patterns.
What influences a person's behavior according to societal norms?
What influences a person's behavior according to societal norms?
When analyzing quality in behavior, we focus on the __________ of the actions.
When analyzing quality in behavior, we focus on the __________ of the actions.
What is an example of a behavior that may be labeled as deviancy?
What is an example of a behavior that may be labeled as deviancy?
Match the behavior type with its expression:
Match the behavior type with its expression:
What is the correct term to represent the concept of criticism in a scholarly context?
What is the correct term to represent the concept of criticism in a scholarly context?
Justification is the same as mere criticism.
Justification is the same as mere criticism.
What does the term 'ReprehensiBearison' likely combine?
What does the term 'ReprehensiBearison' likely combine?
To defend an opinion, one must often provide __________.
To defend an opinion, one must often provide __________.
Which of the following best describes the process of evaluation?
Which of the following best describes the process of evaluation?
Analysis is primarily concerned with the outcome rather than the process.
Analysis is primarily concerned with the outcome rather than the process.
Name a key component needed for a solid justification.
Name a key component needed for a solid justification.
A well-structured __________ has both a clear argument and supporting evidence.
A well-structured __________ has both a clear argument and supporting evidence.
In a debate, what role does analysis play?
In a debate, what role does analysis play?
What is the main purpose of providing a rebuttal in a discussion?
What is the main purpose of providing a rebuttal in a discussion?
Flashcards
Bidirectional communication
Bidirectional communication
Communication that flows in both directions, meaning information can be sent and received by both parties.
Unidirectional communication
Unidirectional communication
Communication that flows in one direction only, with information sent from one party to another without receiving a response.
Interaction
Interaction
The act of interacting with others, involving mutual influence and shared experiences.
Morality
Morality
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Winterdependent Person
Winterdependent Person
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Lindendent Person
Lindendent Person
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Deviance
Deviance
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Attention
Attention
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Self-Reaction
Self-Reaction
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Tangible self-reactions
Tangible self-reactions
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Rewarding
Rewarding
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Learn
Learn
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Study Notes
Social Learning Theory
- Proposed by Albert Bandura
- Emphasizes the role of observation and imitation in learning
- Key component: reciprocal determinism
- Bidirectional influence between personal factors, environmental factors, and behavior
- Observational learning
- Learning by watching others
- Attention, retention, reproduction, motivation are crucial
- Modeling
- Learning by observing a model's behavior, attitudes, and emotional expressions
- Vicarious reinforcement
- Learning from observing the consequences of others' actions
- Self-efficacy
- Belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish a task
- Four cognitive processes in observational learning
- Attention
- Retention
- Reproduction
- Motivation
Key Concepts
- Reciprocal determinism: A continuous, dynamic interplay between personal factors, environmental influences, and behavior.
- Observational learning/Modeling
- Vicarious reinforcement
- Self-efficacy
- Personal standards
- Self-regulation
- Self-reinforcement
- Disengagement from self-evaluation
Limitations
- Lack of emphasis on maturation, motivational factors, and conflict.
- Insufficient focus on the systemic aspects of human personality.
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