Remake of Personality Padlet Requirements by Jessica Tambascio https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496 en-us 2017-11-01 18:44:10 UTC 2017-11-02 18:42:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Folder.png Psychology Today Article 18tambascioj https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202667485  This article connects to Bandura’s Social Cognitive Theory because it references a case that studies how Fathers treat their sons and daughters differently. The theory suggests that parents usually have clear gender stereotypes on how their children should behave. While this study is difficult to conduct because parents are resistant to admitting that they treat their sons and daughters differently, the experiment used a new technique to gather data as they studied brain physiology. There tends to be a distinction between how parents respond to their sons and daughters emotional outbursts. According to an article from Psychology Today titled Do Fathers Treat Their Sons and Daughters Differently, “fathers were found to be more receptive to daughters when they showed submissive emotions or prosocial behavior, while they were more likely to respond to boys when they acted out or showed temper tantrums”. This connects to Bandura’s Social Cognitive Theory because it shows that through observational learning parents learn how they are “supposed” to parent girls and boys. Through parents experiences of noticing how girls and boys are treated differently, they pick up on these notions and apply them to how they parent.
Vitelli, Romeo. “Do Fathers Treat Their Sons and Daughters Differently?” Psychology Today, Sussex Publishers, 8 June 2017, www.psychologytoday.com/blog/media-spotlight/201706/do-fathers-treat-their-sons-and-daughters-differently. ]]> 2017-11-01 18:44:10 UTC https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202667485 Check yourself! 18tambascioj https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202667488
8 questions please!]]> 2017-11-01 18:44:10 UTC https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202667488 In Class Activity 18tambascioj https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202667489 During Class we would take a quiz to show what traits shaped everybody. 
  1. The class will take a google docs quiz?
  2. From taking this quiz the people should be able to see that their traits are from their environment and not naturally born with it.
  3. It would work well on google docs because once everybody took the quiz we could instantly look at everybody's results.
  4. This activity would work well because it would make people realize the
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]]> 2017-11-01 18:44:10 UTC https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202667489 Educational Video 18tomasg https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202706391 I chose this video because it thoroughly explains Bandura's thinking and his theory. This video describes all of the factors that relate to his theory including Reciprocal Causation. ]]> 2017-11-01 20:25:54 UTC https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202706391 Textbook Notes 18tomasg https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202708254 Attached are my notes from the textbook about Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory. ]]> 2017-11-01 20:33:09 UTC https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/202708254 Response 18tomasg https://padlet.com/18tambascioj/eaaj9ybzf496/wish/203058555 Why is this theory of personality important to the study of psychology?  How do you know? What makes you say that?
This theory of personality is important to the study of psychology because it describes how the four distinctively human cognitive processes influence our personalities development, growth, and change. We know based on the case studying evidence consulted in class.  What makes us say that is the case studying how Fathers treat their sons and daughters differently.

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