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These flashcards cover key concepts from Rotter's Social Learning Theory, including the components of his theory, the significance of the RISB, and behavioral interpretations.
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What approaches does Rotter integrate in his social learning theory?
Behavioral, cognitive, and humanistic.
Why do people behave differently in the same situation according to Rotter?
Because they interpret events differently.
What do humans do according to Rotter's theory?
Construct reality, learn in social contexts, predict consequences of their actions, and adjust behavior based on those predictions.
What is the RISB?
Rotter Incomplete Sentences Blank, a projective test.
What does the RISB involve?
Completing 40 incomplete sentences in about 20 minutes.
What does the total score of the RISB indicate?
Level of maladjustment.