Behavior by Averi Sauceda

AveriSaucedaa — 2024-10-09 18:17:54 UTC

Bandura’s steps of the modeling process; attention, retention, reproduction, and motivation applies to my way of learning by focusing on what the model is doing—this is you having to pay attention to those actions. You must be able to retain, or remember, what you observed. Then, you must be able to reenact the behavior that you observed as well as repeating from memory; this is reproduction. Finally, you must have motivation. Motivation can be negative and or positive-what drives you to act on these behaviors.

AveriSaucedaa — 2024-10-09 19:03:47 UTC

Personality wise I believe that I act mostly like my sister and my friends.This obviously resorts in my sister and I hanging out with people that are alike to us. My sister and I don't really take anything that serious as much since we have so many responsibilities. This results in us hang out with "immature" behaved people. In the sense that we like to hang out with loud, adventurous, funny, and easy-going people. This is the majority of the people in our friend group. I believe that we all end up picking up the characteristics of each other, this is exactly the bandura’s experiment, What we see is what we do. I believe that all of our characteristics are similar but not the same. Yet we do model after one another. Such as; lingo, mannerisms, voice volume, hobbies and habits.

I find this prosocial.

AveriSaucedaa — 2024-10-09 20:03:05 UTC

A memory that is specific to this that has happened to me was when I watched my mother host events. Watching my mother cook, watching how my mother presented, and hosted is something that is really engraved into myself. Which I like to call “Southern hospitality“, but the act of service and the generosity in which my mother showed to her guest is something that stuck with me. Not only were we taught to learn proper “cotillion“ etiquette, but we were taught To never show up empty-handed, to clean up after yourself and leave it more clean than when you first arrived, etc. And I actively acknowledge the fact that when guest do come over, this is my first unconscious response, to ask them for a glass of water or to let them know where the bathroom is, etc. Emotionally wise I feel like I act more like my mom as of presenting them. I feel that my mom was the one showing emotion in the house since my dad never showed emotion, normal for Mexican dad. This is definitely the reason why I mirrored her. We both are very sensitive but hardhead on how we feel, and we are both more passive about our feelings rather than speaking about them.

I find this Prosocial.

AveriSaucedaa — 2024-10-09 23:47:54 UTC

Oddly enough, I feel like when it comes to me learning from an educational standpoint I feel like I mirror my father, mostly in how I think, my thought process on how I got there, as well as how I explain things. I feel like I have that similarity mostly with my father. And this stems from my father being very academically strict and putting us in summer school so that we can “retain the information“ we learned. As well as being very detail oriented on expectations he has for us. But I find myself doing the same, we both take pride in doing a great job on our projects and that can lead to becoming very narrow sighted when doing a job, in the sense that we only focus on that specific project. But overall I feel that when it comes to the "survival" aspects as well as educational aspect of the world I think the same as him. In my opinion those go hand and hand which are what makes me feel that this is why I act like my father, he made it very clear when I was younger this two mix often. Random but my anxiety "ticks" are very similar to him, and I only picked up his and not my moms.

Both in my opinion are positive, prosocial.

AveriSaucedaa — 2024-10-10 05:54:54 UTC

I feel that when it comes to my emotions I feel more drawn to movie characters. I feel that I relate mostly to Wes Anderson characters as well as movie characters seen more as “gloomy". Such as Donnie Darko, the great Gatsby, Dom from inception, Noah from the notebook, and ash from fantastic Mr. Fox. Personally I feel I strong connect to the intensity in which they feel. This is exactly how I feel; that I feel too much. And I've been told before that how I feel is very intense so I find a sort of realization in watching someone as intense as me. In the grand scheme of things it would be scene as antisocial but I view it as a prosocial. Whoever can't handle the intensity simply are not compatible with me, that's all.

AveriSaucedaa — 2024-10-10 06:18:25 UTC

Work ethic and motivate wise I am like my grandma, my grandma was a very strong and independent woman. She was very adamant that she can do anything by herself and didn’t need anyone for help. She was also very hard headed; this created a sort of chaotic willpower that drove her to get anything done. She was the type to get frustrated and then get so mad at the project or conversation or situation, that she needed to be the one to finish it . And I see more and more of myself in her when it comes to those two categories. One time I watched her when she was around 60 or 65 years old fight off a crocodile because it was trying to get into the house, where me and my sister were. she fell off this crocodile or alligator with a wooden spoon. Mind you my grandma is disabled so her willpower to protect us from danger is insane. (Yes, we were in Florida.) (Also the picture is of me when I was in Florida around the time when this story happened.)