Personality Behaviorism and Social Cognitive Theory #3

B.F. Skinner

• behavior theory

• social cognitive theory

• humanistic theory

• psychoanalytic theory

Albert Bandura

• behavior theory

• social cognitive theory

• humanistic theory

• psychoanalytic theory

three forces that shape personality according to Bandura's social cognitive theory of personality?

• behaviors, cognitive-personal factors,

  and self-efficacy

• environmental factors, behaviors, and

  self-efficacy

• cognitive-personal factors, behaviors,

  and environmental factors

• behaviors, environmental factors, and

  childhood experiences

Albert Bandura and Richard Walters proposed that a child's behavior and personality are largely learned from

• contingencies of reinforcement.

• having innate abilities come into

  contact with environmental factors.

• a series of reinforcers.

• observing and imitating everyday models.

According to Bandura, people can direct their own behavior

• by ignoring their self-efficacy

• by their choice of models

• by adjusting their reciprocal determination

• by choosing their contingencies of reinforcement

According to Albert Bandura, as long as a person's ____ positive, he or she will keep trying to succeed.

• outcome expectations are

• observations are

• self-efficacy is

• contingencies of reinforcement are