COM 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Social Cognitive Theory, Public Space, Proxemics
23 Feb 2017
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Cultural behaviors: self-adapted behaviors, things that we do with our body to gain control or to be comfortable, ex. Public speaking: shifting weight or touching hair while speaking: affact display, a way how we should our feelings, example: the french condom commercial. The child displays aggressi(cid:448)e, outla(cid:374)dish (cid:271)eha(cid:448)iors si(cid:374)(cid:272)e he (cid:449)as de(cid:374)ied (cid:862)s(cid:449)eeties(cid:863: proxemics, norms for the u. s (edward. T. hall: public distance (12+feet, social (4-12, personal (18in-4ft, intimate distance (0-18 in, territoriality, claiming territory, example: mowing the lawn and making sure only mowing your property, not going against the property line (cid:272). Shameless- fiona the eldest child acts as the parent of the household: social cognitive theory, argues for imitative behavior and learning from television behaviors seen as rewarding and realistic. It uses both imitation and identification to explain how people learn through observation of others in their environment: cultivation theory, posits the cultivation of a worldview skewed towards that of a televised portrayals among heavy viewers.
