The socio-cognitive theory of personality and its clinical applications
Abstract
Personality is a cognitive-affective processing system, which, according to the socio-cognitive theory, creates four dimensions. They are reflected in the skills, beliefs, standards and goals of the individual, which are consistent and consistent patterns of behaviour.
Self-efficacy judgments and self-patterns determine the choice of goals and persistence in achieving them. On the other hand, the emotions preceding and accompanying the...
Paper Details
Title
The socio-cognitive theory of personality and its clinical applications
Published Date
Sep 4, 2021
Volume
9
Issue
5
Pages
01 - 07
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