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    Unit 1

    Getting to Know One’s Self

    Personal Development
    Lesson 2
    Discovering My Uniqueness

    Unit 1| Getting to Know One’s Self


    Personal Development

    2
    APPLICATION

    Emoji Game

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    Discovering My Uniqueness

    INDIVIDUAL
    DIFFERENCES

    social groups or occupations


    gender differences
    affiliations
    Social Learning Theory

    Most human behavior is learned


    through observation, specifically by
    modeling. From observing others, one
    forms an idea of how new behaviors are
    performed. On later occasions, this
    coded information serves as a guide for
    action.

    Albert Bandura
    Social Learning Theory

    Four Conditions to Ensure


    Effective Modeling

    attention

    retention

    reproduction

    motivation

    Albert Bandura
    Social Learning Theory

    Reciprocal determinism
    happens when a certain
    behavior is imitated by another
    individual. It can cause a chain
    reaction in which other people
    will imitate this behavior until
    it becomes a habit or is
    accepted by many.

    Albert Bandura
    EXPLORE IDEAS

    According to Christopher
    Cascio, when learning about
    others’ opinions, a person
    tends to incorporate in his or
    her frame of thinking the
    values that he or she
    associates with objects or
    ideas.
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