Question

Explain (with theories support) the elements that can affect an individual behavior

Answer 1

Answer:

wow who has theory support THAT MENAS YOU HAVE wow but none of them has it

Answer 2

Explanation:

Social Cognitive Theory3,4

Bandura’s Social Cognitive Theory proposes that  

people are driven not by inner forces, but by external factors. This model suggests that human functioning can be explained by a triadic interaction of  

behavior, personal and environmental factors (see

figure 1). This is often known as reciprocal determinism. Environmental factors represent situational  

influences and environment in which behavior is preformed while personal factors include instincts,  

drives, traits, and other individual motivational forces. Several constructs underlie the process of human  

learning and behavior change.3 These variables may also intervene in the process of behavior change4.

• Self-efficacy — A judgment of one’s ability to perform the behavior.

• Outcome Expectations — A judgment of the likely consequences a behavior will produce. The  

importance of these expectations (i.e., expectancies) may also drive behavior.

• Self-Control — The ability of an individual to control their behaviors.

• Reinforcements — Something that increases or decreases the likelihood a behavior will continue