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Which term refers to the concept of observing others being rewarded for aggressive behavior?
Which term refers to the concept of observing others being rewarded for aggressive behavior?
What does Bandura call the process of justifying the morality of one's actions to disengage from the consequences of behavior?
What does Bandura call the process of justifying the morality of one's actions to disengage from the consequences of behavior?
Which technique involves redefining or reconstructing the nature of behavior by morally justifying it or making advantageous comparisons?
Which technique involves redefining or reconstructing the nature of behavior by morally justifying it or making advantageous comparisons?
What aspect of moral agency involves living up to personal standards by proactively helping people?
What aspect of moral agency involves living up to personal standards by proactively helping people?
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Which term describes the concept of observing others receiving rewards for selective aggressive acts or punishment for non-aggressive behavior?
Which term describes the concept of observing others receiving rewards for selective aggressive acts or punishment for non-aggressive behavior?
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How do people separate themselves from the consequences of their behavior, according to Bandura?
How do people separate themselves from the consequences of their behavior, according to Bandura?
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What is the core of observational learning according to Bandura?
What is the core of observational learning according to Bandura?
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Which cognitive process is involved in modeling in Bandura's social cognitive theory?
Which cognitive process is involved in modeling in Bandura's social cognitive theory?
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In Bandura's theory, what determines whether a person will learn from a model?
In Bandura's theory, what determines whether a person will learn from a model?
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What does Bandura believe observation allows people to do without performing any behavior?
What does Bandura believe observation allows people to do without performing any behavior?
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Which internal factor is mentioned as part of the regulation of conduct according to Bandura?
Which internal factor is mentioned as part of the regulation of conduct according to Bandura?
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What type of town was Mundare, where Albert Bandura was born?
What type of town was Mundare, where Albert Bandura was born?
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What is a key component of the triadic reciprocal causation model?
What is a key component of the triadic reciprocal causation model?
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Which factor greatly speeds up the process of observational learning?
Which factor greatly speeds up the process of observational learning?
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What type of representation does not necessarily need to be verbal for effective learning?
What type of representation does not necessarily need to be verbal for effective learning?
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Which belief system focuses on people's shared beliefs in their ability to bring about change?
Which belief system focuses on people's shared beliefs in their ability to bring about change?
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In observational learning, what is required for new behavior patterns to be effectively learned?
In observational learning, what is required for new behavior patterns to be effectively learned?
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Which process allows individuals to transform transient events into consistent ways of evaluating and regulating their social environments?
Which process allows individuals to transform transient events into consistent ways of evaluating and regulating their social environments?
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Study Notes
Social Cognitive Theory
- People respond to aversive behaviors depending on the consequences of aggression by others, either avoiding or countering them.
- Moral agency has two aspects: avoiding harm to others and living up to personal standards.
- Self-regulation operates only when activated, and people can justify their actions to separate themselves from the consequences of their behavior.
Observational Learning
- Observational learning involves attention, representation, and behavioral production.
- Symbolic representation is necessary for observational learning, and verbal coding speeds up the process.
- Attention is necessary before observation can lead to new response patterns.
- Behavioral production involves producing the observed behavior.
Triadic Reciprocal Causation Model
- The triadic reciprocal causation model consists of environmental, behavioral, and cognitive factors that interact and influence each other.
- Self-efficacy is an important component of the triadic reciprocal causation model, predicting performance.
Albert Bandura's Biography
- Albert Bandura was born on December 4, 1925, in Mundare, Alberta.
- He was the only boy in a family of five older sisters.
- His decision to become a psychologist was accidental, resulting from a fortuitous event.
Key Concepts
- Selective activation: the process by which people choose to observe and learn from certain models.
- Disengagement: justifying one's actions to separate oneself from the consequences of one's behavior.
- Plasticity: humans' ability to learn and adapt to different behaviors and situations.
- Proxy agency: relying on others for goods and services.
- Collective efficacy: shared beliefs that people can bring about change.
- Self-regulation: regulating one's conduct through external and internal factors.
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Test your knowledge on how individuals respond to aggression by others based on personal standards and moral agency. Explore concepts related to avoidance, counter-behavior, reinforcement, punishment, and self-regulation.
