The Effects of Manipulated Self-Evaluation and Model Performance on Imitation and Incentive Reproduction of Novel and Self-Reinforcing Behavior [electronic resource] / Chad D. Ellett and William F. White.
The purpose of this study was to investigate within the vicarious learning paradigm the effects of manipulated self-evaluation treatments and model performance conditions on both the acquisition and subsequent performance of novel and self-reinforcing responses. It was predicted that subjects receiv...
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