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What is SCT based on? |
Learning theory based on the idea that learning occurs in a social context with a dynamic and reciprocal interaction of the person, environment and behaviour. |
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Who proposed SCT? |
Bandura, 1986 |
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What does SCT emphasise? |
The critical role played by the social environment on motivation, learning and self- regulation. |
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Human learning and behaviour occurs in social environments. By interacting with others, people acquire ____, ____, ____, ____, & ____. |
Knowledge, skills, strategies, beliefs and attitudes. |
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Through observation and interaction, individuals learn about the ____, ____, & ____ of behaviours. |
Appropriateness, usefulness and consequences. |
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People are motivated to act im accordance with their beliefs about ____ & ____. |
Their capabilities, the expected outcomes of actions. |
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What 3 reciprocal interactions are of particular importance? |
Personal, behavioural and social/environmental. |
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What does reciprocal interactions mean? |
That all 3 factors have an influence on each other. |
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How does self-efficacy have an effect on behaviour? |
Behavioural: self-efficacy influences achievement behaviours lile effort, task-choice and persistence. and persistence. |
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SCT emphasises the importance of human ____. |
Agency |
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What is human agency? |
When individuals attempt to exert large degree of control over their thoughts, feelings and actions. |
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How does learning occur through SCT? |
Enactively - through doing Vicariously- through watching |
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What is self-efficacy? |
An individuals belief in their ability to achieve something |
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What influences self-efficacy in a performance? |
Task difficulty, effort expended, aid received and pre conception of one's capability. |
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What can influence perceived self-efficacy? |
Performance accomplishments Vicarious learning Social persuasion Emotional arousal |
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What are outcomes of perceived self-efficacy? |
Persistence Performance Approach vs avoidance Goal progress Achievement |
