Bandura's (1977) early work on social learning theory focused on how learning occurs from observation, modeling, and imitation. The idea that learning could occur entirely as a function of cognitive control was a direct challenge to the traditional behavioral stimulus-response model (Mahoney & Lyddon, 1988). In addition, Bandura's (1974) "endorsement of an interactional reciprocity between person and environment marked a pivotal shift from exclusive environmental determinism" (Mahoney & Lyddon, 1988, p. 196).
Bandura's (1977) early work on social learning theory focused on how learning occurs from observation, modeling, and imitation. The idea that learning could occur entirely as a function of cognitive control was a direct challenge to the traditional behavioral stimulus-response model (Mahoney & Lyddon, 1988). In addition, Bandura's (1974) "endorsement of an interactional reciprocity between person and environment marked a pivotal shift from exclusive environmental determinism" (Mahoney & Lyddon, 1988, p. 196).
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