Albert Bandura's social cognitive theory posits that learning occurs within a social context influenced by behavior, personal factors, and environmental influences. Bandura, a notable psychologist, developed key concepts such as observational learning, self-efficacy, and modeling. These concepts emphasize the importance of social interactions and belief in one's capabilities for successful learning.

1. ALBERT
ALBERT
BANDURA
BANDURA
SOCIAL COGNITIVE
SOCIAL COGNITIVE
THEORY
THEORY

2. ALBERT BANDURA
Social Cognitive Theory, suggests that
learning occurs in a social context and
is influenced by the interaction of
several factors: behavior, personal
factors (such as cognitive processes,
emotions, and attitudes), and
environmental influences.
Albert Bandura (1925–2021) was a prominent
Albert Bandura (1925–2021) was a prominent
psychologist known for his contributions to the
psychologist known for his contributions to the
field of social psychology, particularly through
field of social psychology, particularly through
his development of Social Cognitive Theory
his development of Social Cognitive Theory
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main concepts
main concepts
OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING: LEARNING BY
WATCHING OTHERS.
SELF-EFFICACY: BELIEF IN ONE'S ABILITY TO SUCCEED
IN SPECIFIC SITUATIONS.
MODELING: DEMONSTRATING BEHAVIORS THAT
OTHERS CAN IMITATE.