Social Cognitive Perspective

Definition

The social cognitive perspective is a psychological approach that emphasizes the interaction between an individual's thoughts, behaviors, and the environment in shaping their behavior. It suggests that people learn through observation and modeling others' actions.

Related terms

Vicarious Learning: This term refers to learning by watching others' experiences and outcomes without directly experiencing them oneself.

Self-Efficacy:

This term refers to an individual's belief in their ability to successfully complete tasks or achieve goals.

Observational Learning:

This term describes the process of acquiring knowledge or skills by observing others' behaviors and outcomes.