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| emotional contagion-operant conditioning |
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| recognizing others facial expressions |
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| when does the self conscious emotions of: shame, embarrasment, gult, envy, and pride come in? |
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| middle of second year-require adult instruction about when to feel emotions |
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| react negatively, withdraw from new stimuli, high heart rate, stress hormones and stress symptoms, higher right hemisphere frontal cortex activity |
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| react positively, approach new stimuli, low heart rate, stress hormones and stress symptoms, higher left hemisphere frontal cortext activity |
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local and stimuls enhancment |
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Occurs when an individual is drawn to the location where another individual is interacting with objects; the observer then moves to that location, interacts with the same or similar objects and as a result acquires new behaviors via mechanisms of operant and classical conditioning |
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| the observer focuses on the results a model achieved and not on the specific behaviors the model used to achieve the results |
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| an observer copies aspects of a models behavior without understanding the goal of those behaviors |
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