Theories of Personality 9th Edition

500 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories monitor ourselves with the question “What am I doing?” Finally, we evaluate our performa ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 501 Triadic Reciprocal Causation In Chapter 16, we saw that Skinner believed that be ...

502 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories Bandura uses the term “reciprocal” to indicate a triadic interaction of forces, not a si ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 503 The father, then, by virtue of his role and status as a father and perhaps in co ...

504 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories on people’s behavior, “others have more lasting effects, and still others thrust people ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 505 People do more than plan and contemplate future behaviors. They are also capable ...

506 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories controlled, and exhibit an appropriate level of friendly behavior. There- fore, she has ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 507 resignation, and helplessness. For exam- ple, a junior executive with low self- ...

508 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories In general, the effects of social modeling are not as strong as those of per- sonal perf ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 509 Although self-efficacy is “the foundation of human agency” (Bandura, 2001, p. 10 ...

510 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories reduce environmental pollution, hazardous working conditions, or the threat of infec- ti ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 511 abilities and effort based on anticipatory estimation of what is required to rea ...

512 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories preexisting self-conceptions. In achievement situations, such as painting pictures, play ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 513 that of a single individual—a brother, sister, parent, or even a hated rival—or ...

514 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories morally consistent values. Bandura (2002a) insists that moral precepts predict moral beh ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 515 The first is moral justification, in which otherwise culpable behavior is made t ...

516 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories Displace or Diffuse Responsibility The fourth method of dissociating actions from their ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 517 from holding a variety of jobs and from enjoying many kinds of recreational acti ...

518 Part VI Learning-Cognitive Theories Once established, people continue to aggress for at least five reasons: (1) They enjoy i ...

Chapter 17 Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory 519 Therapy According to Bandura, deviant behaviors are initiated on the basis of so ...