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Banduras social learning theory -
We learn by copying
significant
others ,especially those we see be
rewarded
-vicarious
reinforcement -observe people and imitate their behaviour if we see it be
rewarded
Banduras four stage process model of observational learning
attention
-focus on the key aspects of the skill
retention-
remember the key aspects and create a mental image
motor reproduction
- are you physically able to perform the skill
motivation
- do you have the motivation to work hard and math the performance
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