Exam 16: Skinner: Behavioral Analysis

A rapist excuses his violent assault on his victim by claiming the she provoked the attack by dressing provocatively.According to Bandura, this technique of disengagement is

Bandura believes that motivation to change dysfunctional behavior is enhanced by

To Bandura, self-efficacy is synonymous with

In his concept of humanity, Bandura assumes that

Bandura's triadic reciprocal causation assumes that personal conduct is a function of

The concept that individuals respond positively or negatively to their behavior, depending upon how it measures up to their personal standards, is a process Bandura calls

According to Bandura, ______ is a person's expectations that he or she can or cannot execute the behavior necessary to effect a successful change in a particular situation.

With regard to learning, Bandura believes that

Like most people, Madison relies on other people such as the police, the fire department, and mechanics to exercise indirect control over her life.Bandura calls this situation

In Bandura's view, vicarious experiences are likely to have their strongest effect on self-efficacy when the observer

Bandura's treatment mode in which clients are trained to visualize models performing fearful behaviors is

In Bandura's framework, selective activation and disengagement of internal control

Bandura claims that self-efficacy can be increased or decreased through

The classical study where children were exposed to models acting aggressively was conducted by Bandura, Ross, and Ross.These authors found that, after mild frustration,

Which of these is NOT listed by Bandura as a mechanism through which behavior is disengaged from self-evaluative consequences?

Which two terms best fit Bandura's concept of personality?

In modeling, Bandura claims people are most likely to attend to

Discuss Bandura's concept of collective efficacy.

Bandura's approach to therapy emphasizes

According to Bandura, collective efficacy is lowered when