1981
DOI: 10.1177/001100008000900113
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Self-as-a-Model: A Cognitive Social Learning Technique

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“…In much the same way that widely differing feedback can be generated in triadic supervision, the supervision peer may offer entirely unique insights. Observational and vicarious forms of learning (e.g., see Bandura, 1986;Hosford, 1980) were also an important facet of the peer's contribution in this regard. Through their peer, supervisees were able to gain exposure to new client populations, counseling techniques, and solutions to counseling issues.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In much the same way that widely differing feedback can be generated in triadic supervision, the supervision peer may offer entirely unique insights. Observational and vicarious forms of learning (e.g., see Bandura, 1986;Hosford, 1980) were also an important facet of the peer's contribution in this regard. Through their peer, supervisees were able to gain exposure to new client populations, counseling techniques, and solutions to counseling issues.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The emphasis in today's training programs is no longer on confronting participants with images of themselves. Instead, "positive selfmodeling" approaches focus solely or primarily on successful interactions by the participant in order to reinforce the desired target behavior and to give the participant a positive selfimage (see Dowrick 1983;Hosford 1980). Tying in with Bandura's social learning theory (Bandura 1969(Bandura , 1978(Bandura , 1997, Hosford (1980) and Dowrick (1983Dowrick ( , 1999 have emphasized that positive empowerment is pedagogically preferable for VF training programs because this kind of feedback boosts self-efficacy and leads to the behavior being displayed more frequently.…”
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“…What makes the feedback in the video feedback method unique is that it allows course participants to look at themselves "from a distance" and with space for reflection, thereby giving them a realistic picture of their own skills, or self-image (Fuller and Manning 1973;Hargie et al 1983;Hosford 1980). Through repeated playing of the videotape, this method also allows a detailed analysis of a person's behavior.…”
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“…Ayrıca, bireyin kendini videoda izlemesi, videoya dikkatini yöneltmesi ve sürdürmesini artırabilir (Buggey, 2005;Hosford, 1981).…”
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