- Social Learning Theory – Human Behavior is determined through the combination of behavior, cognition, and environment Example: Modeling (Environment) Witnessing how your dad treat your mom Saying bad words for children Bobo Doll Experiment Self- Efficacy Theory Outcome Expectancy- “a person’s estimate that a given behavior will lead to a certain consequence” Example: late sa class, you expected that the professor won’t allow you to attend the class. Sources: 1. Performance accomplishments 2. Various experiences 3. Verbal or social persuasion 4. Physiological states o Carol S. Dwek - Born on October 17, 1946 - Book: Mindset: The New Psychology of Success - Fixed and Growth Mindset Fixed Mindset- qualities cannot be changed Growth Mindset- o Edwin A. Locke - Goal Setting Theory - Importance of setting goals o Goals (Motivation) - External- Trophies, Medals, Money - Internal- recognition/ personal satisfaction o Metacognition - Human- Homo Sapiens “Wise man” - the awareness and understanding of one’s own thought processes - thinking about thinking - Self Appraisal- personal reflection on your knowledge - Self management of cognition- the mental process you employ using what you have in planning and adapting to successfully learn or accomplish a certain task - Metacognitive knowledge- what you know about how you think - Techniques to improve metacognition Knowing your Limits Modifying your Approach Skimming- browsing over a material and keeping an eye on keywords, phrases, or sentence Rehearsing Self-Test o Stress- caused by major change - FEELING OF BEING OVERWHELMED, worried, or run-down (American Psychological Association) o Eustress- positive stress o Distress- Negative stress o General Stress Syndrome - Alarm Stage Stage of Resistance Exhaustion stage - Alarm Stage Fight or flight response (triggered by the Sympathetic Nervous System) Parasympathetic Nervous System- promotes “rest and digest” Autonomic Nervous system- controls involuntary body functions like breathing, blood pressure, heartbeat Adrenaline- Epinephrine - Stage of Resistance Body becomes adaptive to the challenge and begins to resist it - Exhaustion stage The body dies because it has used up its resources of adaptation of energy. - Stress Coping Relaxation response- deep breathing, yoga Physical Activity- exercising Social Support- friends, family