Subshilava:
could someone give me a new phase idea for bandura's social learning theory im drawing blanks
forgetmylife:
"Model, Mirror, Master" - Model Emphasizes the importance of observational learning where individuals learn behaviors, attitudes, and emotional reactions by observing others, especially role models. - Mirror: Represents the idea of imitation and internalization. When we see others performing tasks, we "mirror" their actions, leading to the development of similar behaviors. - Master: Highlights the eventual goal of mastering those learned behaviors through practice, reinforcement, and self-efficacy, which are key components of Bandura's theory. This phrase encapsulates the essence of social learning, focusing on the process of learning through observation, imitation, and personal growth.
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forgetmylife:
Does free will truly exist, or are our actions predetermined?
addison123456:
why does the heart palpitate strongly if it is healthy ?
LoverGIRL1:
The Quiet Things I learned to live by swallowing storms the kind no one sees, the kind that teach you how to smile with a mouth full of rain.
jazzzzzz:
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LoverGIRL1:
"If today were the last day of your life, would you be satisfied with the way you've lived so far? What would you wish you had done differently? ud83dudcadu
idontexistrn1:
Should I go to college in texas, nyc, or michigan? please help me
jazzzzzz:
you always had that little string on your finger, pulling me back every time I tried to walk away.
stormyfurr:
Can anyone help me with a presentation? I have my information I just need someone to help me put it in PowerPoint.