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Happy Monday, all!

Tomorrow morning, Tuesday, at 10:30am, cst, we will be introducing Psychological Trait Theory.

To jump start the discussion, how would you describe MY personality? Your thoughts not listed here? Add in the comments!

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The results are in! The internet has spoken, apparently I am perceived as ...

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Caring?

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We gave out 2,500 #N95 masks in 5 packs to our racially & socioeconomically diverse community. Many used N95s for the 1st time. People treated us like we were giving them kidneys. So grateful!

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There is no official announcement from Stanford yet but there is enough chatter to suggest that the legendary Albert Bandura has passed away. We know this day was coming (Bandura was born in December, 1925) but it is still a very sad day in the history of psychology. A tribute...
I think it's fair to say that few people have been able to read (and understand) Bandura from the original. Most know Social Learning Theory and Social Cognitive Theory from simplified and abbreviated secondary sources. His language seems wordy but is densely packed with meaning.
I first tried to read his 1977 classic as an undergrad in the late 1980s. I probably made it to page 2 before giving up, exhausted. It would be years before I managed to return to it, with more experience, and was able to finish it.
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