Social Foundations of Thought and Action¶
Bandura, A. (1986). Social Foundations of Thought and Action: A Social Cognitive Theory. Prentice-Hall.
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- Collective Efficacy
- This is formally isomorphic to reinforcement-learning for multi-agent systems, where the group maintains a value function for collective action that conditions policy and is updated by collective outcomes
This sourceComprehensive statement of social cognitive theory and reciprocal determinism; foundation for the belief-behavior-outcome feedback loop scaled to the group level.
- This is formally isomorphic to reinforcement-learning for multi-agent systems, where the group maintains a value function for collective action that conditions policy and is updated by collective outcomes
- Self-Efficacy
- The function is: π depends on B_τ in a monotonic way (higher B_τ → more effort, longer persistence, more approach, less avoidance).
This sourceComprehensive operationalization of social cognitive theory; extends self-efficacy to learning, motivation, and organizational contexts.
- The function is: π depends on B_τ in a monotonic way (higher B_τ → more effort, longer persistence, more approach, less avoidance).
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