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Inspiration from Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory on Teaching

Gong Shan-shan

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Abandoning the traditional behaviorist,Bandura forms his social cognitive theory.The theory includes three parts:mutual determinism,observational learning and self-efficacy.These perspectives provide the directions for the teaching in our country.

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Abandoning the traditional behaviorist,Bandura forms his social cognitive theory.The theory includes three parts:mutual determinism,observational learning and self-efficacy.These perspectives provide the directions for the teaching in our country.

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Abandoning the traditional behaviorist,Bandura forms his social cognitive theory.The theory includes three parts:mutual determinism,observational learning and self-efficacy.These perspectives provide the directions for the teaching in our country.

Key concepts: Social cognitive theory, Psychology, Social learning theory, Cognition, Cognitive psychology, Social psychology, Neuroscience

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