Development/Key Concepts
He developed the Social Cognitive Theory.
a. Albert Bandura
b. Robert W. Lent
Who is
a. Albert Bandura?
When a person pays attention to their own behavior.
a. Self-Evaluating
b. Self-Monitoring
What is
b. Self-Monitoring?
Level of confidence in one’s own ability to perform a particular action.
a. Self-Efficacy
b. Self-Esteem
What is
a. Self-Efficacy?
A person's behavior both influences and is influenced by personal/cognitive factors and the social environment.
a. Self-Determination
b. Reciprocal Determinism
What is
b. Reciprocal Determinism?
The process of learning by watching the behaviors of others.
a. Observational Learning
c. Direct Learning
What is
a. Observational Learning?
The decade in which Bandura developed his Social Cognitive Theory.
a. 1980s
b. 1960s
What is
b. 1960s?
When a person compares their behaviors to their own standards and the situational circumstances.
a. Evaluating
b. applying anticipatory self-sanctions
What is
a. Evaluating?
True of False?
Self-Efficacy is the same as self-esteem.
What is False?
Culture, and social/family/school expectations are examples of this factor of Reciprocal Determinism.
a. Environment Factors
b. Personal Factors
What is
a. Environmental Factors?
This is another term for Observational Learning.
a. YouTube & TikTok
b. Vicarious Learning
What is
b. Vicarious Learning?
Social Cognitive Theory was first called this.
a. Social Cognitive Career Theory
b. Social Learning Theory
What is
b. Social Learning Theory?
Mr. Roger's song,"What Do You Do with the Mad that You Feel?" teaches this key concept to young children.
a. Self-Regulation
b. Self-Monitoring
What is
a. Self-Regulation?
The term for being told we are good at something.
a. Verbal Persuasion
b. Vicarious Learning
What is
a. Verbal Persuasion?
Goals, internal competences, thoughts, emotional and physical wellbeing, are examples of this factor of Reciprocal Determinism.
a. Emotional Factors
b. Cognitive/Personal Factors
What is
b. Cognitive/Personal Factors?
True or False
Observational learning can expose students to different aspects of various careers.
What is True?
These are the four key concepts of Social Cognitive Theory.
a. Self-Efficacy, Personal Goals, Outcome Expectations, Self-Esteem
b. Self-Regulation, Self-Efficacy, Observational Learning, and Reciprocal Determinism
What is
b. Self-Regulation, Self-Efficacy, Observational Learning, and Reciprocal Determinism?
When a person uses the self-regulation strategy, "I'm not going to watch TV until I finish my assignment."
a. Evaluating
b. Anticipatory Self-Sanctions
What is
b. Anticipatory Self-Sanctions?
Confidence in one’s ability to accomplish given tasks
within a career or educational setting.
a. Self-boasting
b. Career Self-Efficacy
What is
b. Career Self-Efficacy?
Actions, decisions, education, and career choices are examples of this factor of Reciprocal Determinism.
a. Behavioral Factors
b. Environmental Factors
What is
a. Behavioral Factors?
True or False
A teenager sees a friend get arrested for shoplifting, so they decide they're not going to do the same thing. This is an example of Observational Learning.
What is True?