Bandura feels that most of our behavior is not controlled by immediate external reinforcement but is based on the accumulated results of earlier experiences. Our behavior is, therefore, regulated to a large extent by:
a. acquired goals
b. information processing
c. anticipated or expectancy outcomes
d. traditional learning
Question 2
When Bandura says we solve problems symbolically without resorting to overt trial-and-error behavior, it is because:
a. we foresee the consequences of our behavior and modify our actions accordingly
b. our inferior cognitive capacity allows us to forego a period of trial and error
c. we do not wish to take the time to practice our behavior in a trial-and-error framework
d. we cannot foresee a failure condition and therefore do not practice our behavior
A controlled fire being set as part of ecosystem management in Jasper National Park.
Nose, nasal cavity, and pharynx: (A) nasal cartilages and external structure; (B) meatus and positio
Explaining Behavior
B. F. Skinner documented how operant conditioning changes behavior.
Contrast of ventilation and external and internal respiration.
Reinforcement