Psychological Modeling : Conflicting Theories (Paperback)

Introduction: Analysis of Modeling Processes. Albert Bandura, Stanford University 1. Mimicry in Mynas (Gracula Religiosa): A Test of Mowrefs Theory. Brian M . Foss, Birkbeck College, University of London 2. A Comparative Test of the Status Envy, Social Power and Secondary Reinforcement Theories of Identificatory Learning Albert Bandura, Stanford University, Dorothe A Ross, Stanford University, and Sheila A. Ross, Palo Alto 3. Medical Research Foundation Symbolic Coding Processes in Observational Learning. Marvin D. Gerst, University of California, San Diego 4. Influence of Models' Reinforcement Contingencies on the Acquisition of Imitative Responses. Albert Bandura, Stanford University 5. The Development of Imitation by Reinforcing Behavioral Similarity to a Model. Donald M. Baer, University of Kansas, Robert. Peterson, University of Illinois, and James A. Sherman, University of Kansas 6. Influence of Response Consequences to a Social Model on Resistance to Deviation. Richard H. Walters, University of Waterloo and Ross D. Parke, University of Wisconsin 7. Imitation and Grammatical Development in Children. Dan I. Slobin, University of California, Berkeley 8. Effects of Age and Rule Familiarity on the Production of Modeled Language Constructions. Robert M. Liebert, State University of New York, Stony Brook, Richard D. Odom, Jae H. Hill, and Ray L. Huff, Vanderbilt University 9. Observationally Induced Changes in Children's Interrogative Classes. Ted L. Rosenthal, Barry J. Zimmerman, and Kathleen Durning, University of Arizona Name Index Subject Index