Question 1

Bandura believes self-reinforcement

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A)  depends on frequent external reinforcement. 
B)  is particularly effective in children. 
C)  is like requiring personal standards of behavior and achievement. 
D)  is not as effective as reinforcement administered by others. 
A)  depends on frequent external reinforcement. 
B)  is particularly effective in children. 
C)  is like requiring personal standards of behavior and achievement. 
D)  is not as effective as reinforcement administered by others.

Question 2

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is

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A)  performance attainment. 
B)  level of physiological arousal. 
C)  observation of the behavior of others. 
D)  verbal persuasion. 
A)  performance attainment. 
B)  level of physiological arousal. 
C)  observation of the behavior of others. 
D)  verbal persuasion.

Question 3

Disinhibition refers to the weakening of an inhibition or restraint through the exposure to a model.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Bandura believed that violent behavior is learned by imitating behavior seen in television, movies, and video games.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Modeling is observing the behavior of a model and repeating the behavior ourselves.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Incentive and motivational processes

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A)  affect performance of an observed behavior but not attentional or retention processes. 
B)  affect attentional and retention processes but not performance. 
C)  influence attentional and retention processes as well as performance of the desired behavior. 
D)  are unnecessary for modeling but can facilitate it. 
A)  affect performance of an observed behavior but not attentional or retention processes. 
B)  affect attentional and retention processes but not performance. 
C)  influence attentional and retention processes as well as performance of the desired behavior. 
D)  are unnecessary for modeling but can facilitate it.

Question 7

Bandura's approach to behavior modification is based on the assumption that

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A)  abnormal behavior is learned. 
B)  maladaptive traits must be uncovered. 
C)  unconscious conflicts must be uncovered. 
D)  Skinner's approach to therapy is completely wrong. 
A)  abnormal behavior is learned. 
B)  maladaptive traits must be uncovered. 
C)  unconscious conflicts must be uncovered. 
D)  Skinner's approach to therapy is completely wrong.

Question 8

The attentional process is retaining or remembering the model's behavior so that we can imitate or repeat it at a later time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Adults who appear to successfully solve problems are more likely to be imitated by children.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Bandura points out that reinforcement

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A)  is necessary to change behavior. 
B)  is negated by internal representational systems. 
C)  works only when positive, not negative. 
D)  does not automatically change behavior. 
A)  is necessary to change behavior. 
B)  is negated by internal representational systems. 
C)  works only when positive, not negative. 
D)  does not automatically change behavior.

Question 11

People high in self-efficacy

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A)  set higher goals for themselves on the job. 
B)  focus on personal deficiencies and fear of failure. 
C)  tend to be women over age 60. 
D)  tend to perform poorly in school. 
A)  set higher goals for themselves on the job. 
B)  focus on personal deficiencies and fear of failure. 
C)  tend to be women over age 60. 
D)  tend to perform poorly in school.

Question 12

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Accepted Answer

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Question 13

Bandura believes that all forms of behavior can be learned

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A)  without social interaction. 
B)  through the use of intelligence and foresight. 
C)  from good parents in childhood. 
D)  without directly experiencing any reinforcement and by observing the behavior of others. 
A)  without social interaction. 
B)  through the use of intelligence and foresight. 
C)  from good parents in childhood. 
D)  without directly experiencing any reinforcement and by observing the behavior of others.

Question 14

Internal and verbal representational systems

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A)  involve value judgments about the behavior being observed. 
B)  are both oral and verbal. 
C)  are largely unconscious. 
D)  help the observer retain the model's behavior. 
A)  involve value judgments about the behavior being observed. 
B)  are both oral and verbal. 
C)  are largely unconscious. 
D)  help the observer retain the model's behavior.

Question 15

If you want competent, confident people, find ways to increase their sense of

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A)  self-reinforcement. 
B)  self-efficacy. 
C)  self-starting. 
D)  self-centeredness. 
A)  self-reinforcement. 
B)  self-efficacy. 
C)  self-starting. 
D)  self-centeredness.

Question 16

Bandura was an outspoken critic against violence and modeled aggressive behavior, especially with children. If you were the program executive in charge of analyzing Bandura's data on modeled aggression, how would you convince a meeting of top level executives to eliminate violent programming at your television network during the late afternoon and early evening (when children are more likely to be watching)? What is a five-step program you would suggest to improve the late-afternoon programming without using aggressive modeling?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Bandura was an outspoken critic against violence...

Question 17

Bandura does not attempt to deal with

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A)  underlying unconscious conflicts. 
B)  behaviors or symptoms. 
C)  modifying or changing learned behaviors. 
D)  fears or phobias 
A)  underlying unconscious conflicts. 
B)  behaviors or symptoms. 
C)  modifying or changing learned behaviors. 
D)  fears or phobias

Question 18

Bandura's basic idea is that learning can occur through visualization and imagining, rather than experiencing it.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Hostile and aggressive behaviors, as seen in research, tend to be strongly imitated

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A)  only by adolescents. 
B)  only by rational or normal persons. 
C)  by infants. 
D)  especially by children. 
A)  only by adolescents. 
B)  only by rational or normal persons. 
C)  by infants. 
D)  especially by children.

Question 20

All of the following statements about the developmental aspects of modeling are true except which?

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A)  Modeling in infancy is limited to immediate imitation. 
B)  By age two, children are ready to imitate behavior some time after it has been observed. 
C)  Modeling is not important in development until after age two. 
D)  The behaviors we find reinforcing change with age. 
A)  Modeling in infancy is limited to immediate imitation. 
B)  By age two, children are ready to imitate behavior some time after it has been observed. 
C)  Modeling is not important in development until after age two. 
D)  The behaviors we find reinforcing change with age.

Bandura believes self-reinforcement

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is

Disinhibition refers to the weakening of an inhibition or restraint through the exposure to a model.

Bandura believed that violent behavior is learned by imitating behavior seen in television, movies, and video games.

Modeling is observing the behavior of a model and repeating the behavior ourselves.

Incentive and motivational processes

Bandura's approach to behavior modification is based on the assumption that

The attentional process is retaining or remembering the model's behavior so that we can imitate or repeat it at a later time.

Adults who appear to successfully solve problems are more likely to be imitated by children.

Bandura points out that reinforcement

People high in self-efficacy

....

Bandura believes that all forms of behavior can be learned

Internal and verbal representational systems

If you want competent, confident people, find ways to increase their sense of

Bandura does not attempt to deal with

Bandura's basic idea is that learning can occur through visualization and imagining, rather than experiencing it.

Hostile and aggressive behaviors, as seen in research, tend to be strongly imitated

All of the following statements about the developmental aspects of modeling are true except which?

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Gordon Allport: Motivation and Personality

Raymond Cattell, Hans Eysenck, and Other Trait Theorists

Abraham Maslow: Needs- Hierarchy Theory

Carl Rogers: Self-Actualization Theory

George Kelly: Personal Construct Theory

B F Skinner: Reinforcement Theory

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Exam 13: Albert Bandura: Modeling Theory

Bandura believes self-reinforcement

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is

Disinhibition refers to the weakening of an inhibition or restraint through the exposure to a model.

Bandura believed that violent behavior is learned by imitating behavior seen in television, movies, and video games.

Modeling is observing the behavior of a model and repeating the behavior ourselves.

Incentive and motivational processes

Bandura's approach to behavior modification is based on the assumption that

The attentional process is retaining or remembering the model's behavior so that we can imitate or repeat it at a later time.

Adults who appear to successfully solve problems are more likely to be imitated by children.

Bandura points out that reinforcement

People high in self-efficacy

....

Bandura believes that all forms of behavior can be learned

Internal and verbal representational systems

If you want competent, confident people, find ways to increase their sense of

Bandura does not attempt to deal with

Bandura's basic idea is that learning can occur through visualization and imagining, rather than experiencing it.

Hostile and aggressive behaviors, as seen in research, tend to be strongly imitated

All of the following statements about the developmental aspects of modeling are true except which?

Studying Personality: Assessment, Research, and Theory

Sigmund Freud: Psychoanalysis

Carl Jung: Analytical Psychology

Alfred Adler: Individual Psychology

Karen Horney: Neurotic Needs and Trends

Erik Erikson: Identity Theory

Gordon Allport: Motivation and Personality

Raymond Cattell, Hans Eysenck, and Other Trait Theorists

Abraham Maslow: Needs- Hierarchy Theory

Carl Rogers: Self-Actualization Theory

George Kelly: Personal Construct Theory

B F Skinner: Reinforcement Theory

Mini- Theories: Locus of Control, Sensation Seeking, Learned Helplessness, Optimismpessimism, Positive Psychology, and Happiness and Success

Personality in Perspective

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