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Albert BanduraAlbert Bandura (born December 4, 1925) is a Canadian-American psychologist and professor emeritus of social sciences at Stanford University.

Bandura made contributions to several areas of psychology, including education, social cognitive theory, therapeutics, and personality psychology, and also influenced the transition between behaviorism and cognitive psychology. In the late 1950s, within the then-dominant behaviorist learning theory,Social learning theory (social cognitive theory)The founder of (renamed to)Self-efficacyHe is known as the originator of the theoretical framework of * and was also responsible for the influential 1961 "Bobo doll experiment," which demonstrated the concept of observational learning.

* "Self-efficacy" refers to the feeling that one "can" do something.

Bandura's research is considered part of the cognitive revolution in psychology that began in the late 1960s. His theories have had a profound impact on personality psychology, cognitive psychology, education, and psychotherapy. In 1974, Bandura was elected president of the American Psychological Association. The APA honored him in 1980 and 2004 for his lifelong and significant contributions to psychology.

In a 2002 survey, Bandura was the most frequently cited psychologist.B.A. SkinnerHe ranked fourth, after Sigmund Freud and Jean Piaget, as the most cited living psychologist. Bandura is widely described as the greatest living psychologist and one of the most influential psychologists of all time. In 2014, Bandura was awarded the Medal of Science by President Barack Obama.

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Bandura's famous quotes

アルバート・バンデューラ(心理学者)の名言
People with a strong sense of self-efficacy strengthen their personal fulfillment and well-being in various ways. Those who are confident in their abilities in a particular area view difficult tasks not as threats to be avoided, but as challenges to be mastered.
Psychology cannot teach us how to live. However, it can provide us with the means to bring about personal and social change.
People's beliefs about their own abilities have a significant impact on those abilities.
The human mind is not merely reactive (to external stimuli), but also generative, creative, proactive, and reflective.

アルバート・バンデューラ(心理学者)の名言
Where everyone is held responsible, no one truly bears any responsibility.
A strong sense of responsibility is necessary for effective functioning. In situations involving obedience to authority, people partially carry out orders to fulfill their assigned duties. Therefore, people must distinguish between two levels of responsibility: obligation to superiors and accountability for the consequences of their actions.
To produce evil acts, what's needed isn't a monstrous individual, but rather supportive social conditions.
The higher a person's perceived level of self-efficacy, the wider the range of career options they seriously consider, the greater their interest in those options, and the better they can educationally prepare themselves for the professional activities they choose.

アルバート・バンデューラ(心理学者)の名言
People with self-efficacy can recover from failure; they approach things from the perspective of how to deal with them, rather than worrying about what might go wrong.
People who believe they have some control over their lives are healthier, more effective, and more successful than those who don't believe they have the ability to make changes in their lives.
Destructive acts are accepted both personally and socially when they are portrayed as serving a moral purpose. This is why most appeals against violent means are usually ignored.
Most of the images of reality on which we base our actions are actually based on secondary experiences.

アルバート・バンデューラ(心理学者)の名言
Some of the most important determinants of our life's path arise through the most trivial circumstances.
Given the right social conditions, even a polite, ordinary person can be led to do something incredibly cruel.
The perpetrator justifies their harmful actions by claiming they serve a noble cause.

Self-efficacy is the belief in one's ability to organize and execute the actions necessary to manage future situations.

アルバート・バンデューラ(心理学者)の名言
Confidence doesn't necessarily guarantee success, but self-doubt will certainly lead to failure.
By persevering through difficult times, people can rise up from adversity with a stronger sense of efficacy.
Through introspection, people not only gain understanding, but also evaluate and change their own thoughts.
Theories that deny the ability of thought to control behavior are inadequate in explaining complex human behavior.

アルバート・バンデューラ(心理学者)の名言
People who have a high level of confidence in their own abilities approach difficult challenges not as threats to be avoided, but as challenges to be overcome.
Once a reputation is established, it's not easy to change it.
Gaining insight into one's underlying motivations seems less like a process of self-discovery and more like a shift in beliefs.
Success and failure are primarily self-defined by individual standards. The higher one's own standards, the more likely it is that what has been achieved will be considered a failure, regardless of what others think.

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