Question 1

According to Bandura's position on free will versus determinism,we are

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A)  free agents who can become whatever we choose. 
B)  (along with our environment) reciprocal determinants of each other. 
C)  powerless objects controlled by environmental forces. 
D)  (in the long run) helpless and hopeless in a chaotic universe. 
A)  free agents who can become whatever we choose. 
B)  (along with our environment) reciprocal determinants of each other. 
C)  powerless objects controlled by environmental forces. 
D)  (in the long run) helpless and hopeless in a chaotic universe. B

Question 2

In the production processes,what has been observed and retained is

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A)  translated into overt behavior. 
B)  recreated as a rigid memory. 
C)  produced in the mind. 
D)  assigned a monetary value. 
A)  translated into overt behavior. 
B)  recreated as a rigid memory. 
C)  produced in the mind. 
D)  assigned a monetary value. A

Question 3

The behavior of children who watched an adult model attack a Bobo doll was

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A)  not as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
B)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
C)  aggressive for children who already had aggressive tendencies. 
D)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children in the control group. 
A)  not as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
B)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
C)  aggressive for children who already had aggressive tendencies. 
D)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children in the control group. D

Question 4

Bandura believes that reinforcement

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A)  is less important than physiological drives. 
B)  can occur vicariously and still affect behavior. 
C)  is more important than perception of the reinforcement. 
D)  causes abnormal behavior but not normal behavior. 
A)  is less important than physiological drives. 
B)  can occur vicariously and still affect behavior. 
C)  is more important than perception of the reinforcement. 
D)  causes abnormal behavior but not normal behavior.

Question 5

Bandura believes we have trouble regulating our own behavior when it comes to visualizing or imagining consequences,even though we experience them ourselves.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

To retain behavior that has been observed,a person must

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A)  first perform the observed behavior. 
B)  reinforce the retention directly. 
C)  encode the model's behavior and represent it symbolically. 
D)  ignore conscious processes to focus on the behavior. 
A)  first perform the observed behavior. 
B)  reinforce the retention directly. 
C)  encode the model's behavior and represent it symbolically. 
D)  ignore conscious processes to focus on the behavior.

Question 7

Bandura received criticism for his use of behavior modification,since the person who is modeling can influence the participant either negatively or positively.
A.Make up a real-life example of a parent modeling a behavior for their child.
B.Name and explain three ways in which this child could be positively influenced and then three ways in which they could be negatively influenced by the way this parent modeled the behavior.

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A.A parent is driving down the highway w

Question 8

Bandura's research has shown that observers pay closer attention to modeled behavior that

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A)  produces neutral outcomes rather than positive or negative behaviors. 
B)  is aggressive, violent, and dangerous. 
C)  produces positive or negative consequences rather than neutral outcomes. 
D)  is performed by someone of different age, status or sex. 
A)  produces neutral outcomes rather than positive or negative behaviors. 
B)  is aggressive, violent, and dangerous. 
C)  produces positive or negative consequences rather than neutral outcomes. 
D)  is performed by someone of different age, status or sex.

Question 9

Persons high in self-efficacy

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A)  are self-confident, but give up too quickly. 
B)  believe they deal effectively with life events. 
C)  have more rigid superegos than persons low in self-efficacy. 
D)  tend to be introverted loners. 
A)  are self-confident, but give up too quickly. 
B)  believe they deal effectively with life events. 
C)  have more rigid superegos than persons low in self-efficacy. 
D)  tend to be introverted loners.

Question 10

Bandura believed that people are more likely to discard their inhibition against aggressive behavior if they see other people doing so.This is called

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A)  disinhibition. 
B)  disinclination. 
C)  imitation. 
D)  lightening up. 
A)  disinhibition. 
B)  disinclination. 
C)  imitation. 
D)  lightening up.

Question 11

By about the age of ____,children have developed sufficient attentional,retention,and production processes to begin imitating behavior some time after the observation rather than immediately.

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A)  13. 
B)  2. 
C)  5 
D)  8 
A)  13. 
B)  2. 
C)  5 
D)  8

Question 12

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 13

A snake phobia can be eliminated by

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A)  positively reinforcing subjects for touching snakes. 
B)  simply ignoring it. 
C)  having subjects observe a live model, then actually handle the snake. 
D)  focusing on internal representational systems. 
A)  positively reinforcing subjects for touching snakes. 
B)  simply ignoring it. 
C)  having subjects observe a live model, then actually handle the snake. 
D)  focusing on internal representational systems.

Question 14

All of the following characteristics of models are important except

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A)  similarity between model and subject. 
B)  age and sex of model and subject. 
C)  status and prestige of model. 
D)  bonds of friendship between model and subject. 
A)  similarity between model and subject. 
B)  age and sex of model and subject. 
C)  status and prestige of model. 
D)  bonds of friendship between model and subject.

Question 15

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 16

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 17

One advantage of modeling as therapy is that it can

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A)  break down unconscious resistances. 
B)  be used with groups. 
C)  decrease self-efficacy. 
D)  all of the answers 
A)  break down unconscious resistances. 
B)  be used with groups. 
C)  decrease self-efficacy. 
D)  all of the answers

Question 18

A child is more likely to model its behavior after a person

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A)  of the opposite sex. 
B)  who is very different. 
C)  rather than a cartoon character. 
D)  all of these 
A)  of the opposite sex. 
B)  who is very different. 
C)  rather than a cartoon character. 
D)  all of these

Question 19

Self-administered reinforcement

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A)  is based on standards learned in childhood. 
B)  involves both reward and punishment. 
C)  is more effective with adults than young children. 
D)  all of the answers 
A)  is based on standards learned in childhood. 
B)  involves both reward and punishment. 
C)  is more effective with adults than young children. 
D)  all of the answers

Question 20

In a study of adults in Germany,those who scored high in personal self-efficacy presented themselves on Facebook as

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A)  more formal and less confident in comparison to others. 
B)  relaxed, funny and cool in comparison to others that were low in personal self-efficacy. 
C)  less confident in exploring online and posting. 
D)  capable, strong, and serious. 
A)  more formal and less confident in comparison to others. 
B)  relaxed, funny and cool in comparison to others that were low in personal self-efficacy. 
C)  less confident in exploring online and posting. 
D)  capable, strong, and serious.

According to Bandura's position on free will versus determinism,we are

In the production processes,what has been observed and retained is

The behavior of children who watched an adult model attack a Bobo doll was

Bandura believes that reinforcement

Bandura believes we have trouble regulating our own behavior when it comes to visualizing or imagining consequences,even though we experience them ourselves.

To retain behavior that has been observed,a person must

Bandura's research has shown that observers pay closer attention to modeled behavior that

Persons high in self-efficacy

Bandura believed that people are more likely to discard their inhibition against aggressive behavior if they see other people doing so.This is called

By about the age of ____,children have developed sufficient attentional,retention,and production processes to begin imitating behavior some time after the observation rather than immediately.

Internal and verbal representational systems

A snake phobia can be eliminated by

All of the following characteristics of models are important except

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is

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

One advantage of modeling as therapy is that it can

A child is more likely to model its behavior after a person

Self-administered reinforcement

In a study of adults in Germany,those who scored high in personal self-efficacy presented themselves on Facebook as

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Exam 13: Albert Bandura: Modeling Theory

According to Bandura's position on free will versus determinism,we are

In the production processes,what has been observed and retained is

The behavior of children who watched an adult model attack a Bobo doll was

Bandura believes that reinforcement

Bandura believes we have trouble regulating our own behavior when it comes to visualizing or imagining consequences,even though we experience them ourselves.

To retain behavior that has been observed,a person must

Bandura's research has shown that observers pay closer attention to modeled behavior that

Persons high in self-efficacy

Bandura believed that people are more likely to discard their inhibition against aggressive behavior if they see other people doing so.This is called

By about the age of ____,children have developed sufficient attentional,retention,and production processes to begin imitating behavior some time after the observation rather than immediately.

Internal and verbal representational systems

A snake phobia can be eliminated by

All of the following characteristics of models are important except

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is

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

One advantage of modeling as therapy is that it can

A child is more likely to model its behavior after a person

Self-administered reinforcement

In a study of adults in Germany,those who scored high in personal self-efficacy presented themselves on Facebook as

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

Bfskinner: Reinforcement Theory

Mini- Theories: Locus of Control, sensation Seeking, learned Helplessness, optimismpessimism, positive Psychology, and Happiness and Success

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