Expectancy-Reinforcement (Rotter) Ryckman 10e
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| show | The probability that a particular behavior will occur, as a function of the person's unique expediencies and the perceived value of the reinfocer secured by the behavior in a given situation.
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| show | A cognition or belief-held with a higher or lower degree of certainty-about the property of some object or event.
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| show | The importance of a given reinforcer to an individual in relation to other reinforcers if the probabilities of attaining all of them are equal. The importance we attach to different activities
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| show | The meaning of the situation as it is defined by the person
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| show | Habitual pattern of behaviors which are detriment to the individual
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| show | The individual's expectancy that his or her behaviors will generally lead to success (high freedom of movement) or failure (low freedom of movement) in a given life area
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| show | Not having enough situations to learn competency to succeed
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| show | The dividing point between those outcomes that produce feelings of satisfaction and those that produce dissatisfaction.
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| show | Having a heightened value expressed in inappropriate situations
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| show | Term that refers to peoples beliefs about the location (internal/external) of controlling forces in their lives.
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| show | The idea that behavior is determined by a complex interplay between cognitive and environmental variables.
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| show | An indirect form of internal control in which individuals work collaboratively with God to achieve their personal goals
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| show | The individual's belief that his or her behavior is self-determined or determined by outside factors
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| show | The process in which responses made in the presence of an original stimulus com to be made in the presence of other, similar stimuli.
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