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THE ROLE OF MOTIVATION IN SOCIAL LEARNING 3 The phenomena usually grouped under motivation ( the terms " drive ... Motivational terms have been used to serve diverse functions , and there has often been confusion as to which function a ...
THE ROLE OF MOTIVATION IN SOCIAL LEARNING 3 The phenomena usually grouped under motivation ( the terms " drive ... Motivational terms have been used to serve diverse functions , and there has often been confusion as to which function a ...
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of the motivation of imitation , a theory of the same sort as that involved in explaining curiosity , and exploratory and mastery behavior . The conditions leading to such behaviors are best conceived along the lines of Piaget's ( 1952b ) ...
of the motivation of imitation , a theory of the same sort as that involved in explaining curiosity , and exploratory and mastery behavior . The conditions leading to such behaviors are best conceived along the lines of Piaget's ( 1952b ) ...
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Our theory holds that the motivation of social attachment , like the motivation of imitation , must be primarily defined in terms of effectance or competence motivation . The interest value of the activities of the other ...
Our theory holds that the motivation of social attachment , like the motivation of imitation , must be primarily defined in terms of effectance or competence motivation . The interest value of the activities of the other ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Some Roles | 57 |
SocialLearning Theory of Identificatory Processes | 213 |
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