Self-modeling is less anxiety provoking than is self-observation per se, and might have considerable potential in helping clients continually strengthen self-coping skills. Clients who view themselves as weak, inadequate, or unattractive often experience changes in such perceptions concomitantly when achieving desired positive changes in behavior.…

An exploratory investigation attempted to determine how learning at work actually takes place and in what ways learning on the job differs from classroom learning. The study was based on extensive observations and interviews over a 5-year period at two manufacturing plants that implemented a computer-based system known as Manufacturing Resource…

Summarizes elements of bush-oriented Algonquin technology and ideology with regard to relationships of learning to material culture, games, child rearing practices, and legends. Discusses influences of "traditional" educational methods on Native informal learning structures, using aspects of Bandura's social cognitive theory. Contains 22…