Personality theories. Class 12, Social and cognitive learning theories. Part 2.

Personality theories. Class 12, Social and cognitive learning theories. Part 2.

Continues the behaviorist debate introduced in Class 11. Albert Bandura's more humanistic contributions to behaviorism are introduced. Students are challenged to compare Bandura's theory of reciprocal determinism to B. F. Skinner's classical behaviorist theories.

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Other Authors: Schwartz, Terri (Speaker)
Format: Electronic Video
Language:English
Published: University Park, IL : Governors State University, 1995
Subjects:
Skinner, B. F. > (Burrhus Frederic), > 1904-1990.
Bandura, Albert, > 1925-2021.
Dollard, John, > 1900-1980.
Psychology > Study and teaching (Higher)
Behaviorism (Psychology)
Reward (Psychology)
Cognitive learning theory.
Social cognitive theory.
Behaviorism
Reward
Lecture
Lectures.

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