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Albert Bandura was a Canadian psychologist who lived from 1925 to 2021 and made influential contributions to understanding how people learn and develop behavior. His work matters because it fundamentally changed psychology by demonstrating that people don't just passively respond to their environment, but actively learn by observing others and thinking about their own abilities and choices.
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- Born
- 1925-12-04
- Died
- 2021-07-26
- Works
- 42
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- Vicarious extinction of avoidance behavior
- A comparative test of the status envy, social power, and secondary reinforcement theories of identificatory learning
- Research in behavior modification
- Shakaiteki gakushū riron no shintenkai
- Experimente zur Sozialpsychologie
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Albert Bandura (né le 4 décembre 1925 à Mundare et mort le 26 juillet 2021 à Stanford) est un psychologue canadien et professeur émérite de psychologie à l'université Stanford. Précurseur du courant de la psychologie sociale en Amérique du Nord, considéré comme l'un des chercheurs en psychologie les plus influents du XXe siècle, selon l'étude officielle Review of General Psychology (2002), il est connu pour sa théorie de l'apprentissage social, qu'il a renommée théorie sociale cognitive en 1986, et les concepts relatifs à cette théorie en particulier le concept d'auto-efficacité (self-efficacy).
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