Psych
5/11/2009
Social-Cognitive theorists and concepts
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Al bandura: perceived self efficacy
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Locus of control (internal/external)
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Julian Rotter
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Interpersonal trust
Social cognitive therapy
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Not truly cognitive.
“cognitive” behavioral therapy (CBT):
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Addresses questions like “what do you think?”
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Eating disorders are cultural.
We have one of the highest rates of
eating disorders.
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More modern learning concepts
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Learned helplessness
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Over justification
Peoples justification for the acts.
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Consideration of anticipated rewards.
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Theorists
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Major concepts
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Stages
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There are no stages
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Motivation to grow and to change?
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Yeah. Rewards
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Therapy
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cbt
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Assumptions about the person
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Of course.
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The reward is the reason, rather then the interest.
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Everyday examples of behaviorism.
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Reading in bed will condition you to stay awake in bed, hence why
you might not be able to sleep in bed at times.
Get out of bed and go
read someplace else.
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- Spring '08
- Keller
- Psychology, Cognitive Therapy, Locus Of Control, trust Julian Rotter, justification Peoples justification, Social cognitive therapy, self efficacy Locus
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