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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Cognitive social learning"”.

  1. Interrole Conflict, Resolution Strategy, Locus of Control, and Sex Role Orientation Among Married Working Mothers.

    … sex role orientation and locus of control, two cognitive social learning person variables (Mischel, 1973), which represent well-learned patterns of perceiving and dealing with the environment. The study may increase the understanding of theoretical issues which surround interrole conflict and …

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  2. Anger expression and blood pressure : the influence of self- consciousness

    … a path model of blood pressure based on the cognitive social learning theory was tested using sets of biological (i.e., family history of hypertension and age), psychological (i.e., public self-consciousness, private self-consciousness, suppressed anger and outwardly expressed anger), and …

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  3. Experimentally-induced success and failure in bulimic and nonbulimic women: cognitive and affective responses

    … features of bulimia. Both studies focused on cognitive variables; additionally, the second study included affective variables. ln Study I, 569 students were screened with questionnaires. Based on correspondence of questionnaire items to DSM-III criteria, 20 bulimic women were selected, along …

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  4. Adolescent smoking and social norms: an appraisal of theory and application of social norms to understand risk factors for smoking and sensitivity to normative influence

    … behaviours that are carried into adulthood. The social reorientation that occurs during adolescence marks an important stage in development when normative influences become more salient, and social pressures to conform to the behaviours of peers increase in their magnitude and regularity. One …

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