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1931
Holts Theory
The conceptual roots for social cognitive theory
1941
Social Learning and Imitation Theory
By Neal E. Miller and John Dollard
1986
Social Cognitive Theory
By Albert Bandura
A Brief of SCT Concept by Albert Bandura
Simplified from Redding, C.A, Health Behavior Models,
The International Electronic Journal of Health Education, 2000; 3
Environmental
Person Behavior
Self
Efficacy
Expected outcome in
Core SCT behavior change as
construct well as core SCT
construct
What is Self-Efficacy?
an individual's confidence in his or her ability to perform a
behavior in various situations
1. Persuasion
2. Observing other people who had same case
3. Comparing to previous behavior
4. Giving person experience in physiological feedback
Key Concept of Person in SCT
Self-efficacy
Personal characteristics
Emotional arousal/coping
Behavioral capacity
Expectations
Self-regulation
Observational/experiential learning
Reinforcement
A worker A worker
behaving behaving
safely unsafely
A
Behavioral
A worker A worker Based
behaving behaving
unsafely safely
Safety
Strategy
Self-efficacy, a strong influence on behavior change that confidence has
been found to outperform past performance in predicting future behavior
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