One of the changes mentioned by Bandura is the change in their beliefs. The change in behavior starts by analyzing a person’s beliefs and thoughts. Bandura explains this idea is meant to separate a behavior like aggressiveness from the expected reward. Second, a person, in this case the character of Stan should observe and retain new behaviors (positive behaviors) with new motivations. By observing, retaining, practicing, and having new motivations Stan will modify his behavior. A third change explained in the social learning theory of Albert Bandura is the change of the people surrounding Stan. If Stan is around more people with positive behaviors and not aggressive behaviors he is more likely to change his behavior and model those around
One of the changes mentioned by Bandura is the change in their beliefs. The change in behavior starts by analyzing a person’s beliefs and thoughts. Bandura explains this idea is meant to separate a behavior like aggressiveness from the expected reward. Second, a person, in this case the character of Stan should observe and retain new behaviors (positive behaviors) with new motivations. By observing, retaining, practicing, and having new motivations Stan will modify his behavior. A third change explained in the social learning theory of Albert Bandura is the change of the people surrounding Stan. If Stan is around more people with positive behaviors and not aggressive behaviors he is more likely to change his behavior and model those around