Social- cognitive theories focus on the social framework in which learning happens (through processes of observation, modeling), the individual's interaction with the environment, the significance which he attributes to reality, highlighting the importance of situations and social context for learning.
But despite the liberal ideals attributed to Christiania, the reality is less than utopian.
At a higher stage, the spiritual principle is attributed to aspects of reality other than human beings, and all things are believed to possess spirits that are their effective and animating elements; for example, primitive peoples generally believe that spirits cause sickness and control their destinies.
The popularity of the Republican primary presidential debates this cycle – they've been drawing viewership in the 8 million range – has been attributed to their resemblance to reality television.
Other sins, from the Libertarian perspective, can be attributed to the unavoidable realities of Massachusetts politics.
I'm not even sure whether the writer intended the meaning I've always attributed to it, namely, that reality can only be created from the materials of the past.
The success of Moulin Rouge, a crowd-pleasing musical, and Zoolander, a goofy comedy, could be attributed to the respite from reality they provided, while the eventual success of Spider-Man the following summer proved that Americans were eager to see a hero saving New York from bad guys.
Mr Nenshi ran on a centrist platform that included affordable housing and better public transport, but also promised to cut red tape for business.More probably Mr Ford's victory can be attributed to the post-recession reality of Toronto, where the gap between rich and poor has widened into a gulf.
Divine wisdom and all other perfections attributed to God are in reality as identical to the divine essence as the divine essence is identical to itself.
Giles advocated the compatibility of Aristotelian doctrine with Christian also in his commentary on the short treatise De bona fortuna attributed to Aristotle, but in reality consisting in a compilation of passages taken from the Ethica eudemia and the Magna moralia.
