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SHERRI L. HORNER 《Reading Psychology》2013,34(3):167-188
This study investigated the effects of observational learning on preschoolers' use of a questioning technique, attention to print, and knowledge of the alphabet. Preschoolers who observed a model ask questions asked more questions during a shared book episode than did children who did not observe a model ask questions. Children who observed a model ask questions about the letters made more letter-related comments than did children who did not observe a model ask questions about the letters. However, children who made print-related comments did not learn more letters than children who did not make print-related comments. 相似文献
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IRVIN W. BRANDEL 《Journal of counseling and development : JCD》1982,61(4):225-228
Puzzling Your Career is a career planning approach that identifies and resolves unrealistic client expectations by focusing on self-acceptance and self-responsibility. 相似文献
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B. CORENBLUM ROBERT. C. ANNIS SHERRI YOUNG 《European journal of social psychology》1996,26(5):777-798
Children in majority groups hold favourable attitudes toward members of their own group, whereas those in minority groups typically hold more favourable attitudes toward majority than own group members. It was expected that when evaluating task outcomes, majority group children would display own group favouritism, and minority children would show other group favouritism or ‘reverse ethnocentrism’. In this study, white and Native Indian elementary school children saw a video of a white and native child listening to sounds and trying to identify them. One-third of subjects saw white models correct more often than Native models, one-third saw Native models more often correct than white models, and the remaining third saw both models correct on an equal number of trials. When white models were successful, children from both groups made more positive evaluations of, optimistic predictions about, and internal attributions for task outcomes. When these models did poorly, negative attributes were deemphasized and task outcomes were attributed to external factors. Success by native models was attributed to external factors and task outcomes had little influence on predictions or evaluations. When native models were unsuccessful subjects accentuated negative attributes of these models and made internal attributions for their failures. Results were discussed in terms of cognitive and motivational theories of social judgements. 相似文献
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