Albert Baldura and George Kelly are renowned psychologist in the fields of cognitive behaviors and social behaviors and how they correlate with the development of personalities. Albert Baldura is the youngest child of a Polish father and Ukrainian mother. Having five older sisters he was always observant of what they were doing and this later influenced his intrigue for psychology. Baldura came up with the social cognitive theory which he believed that it was not an event itself that influenced a person but how they reacted to it that helped shape their personality. All behaviors involve three factors: the person, the environment, and the individual reaction to it. This can lead to a healthy life or an unhealthy one. Dysfunctional behavior is unhealthy and engulfs depressive, phobia, and aggressive behaviors. Depression is a form of chronic misery. It makes an individual have feelings of worthlessness, a lack of purpose, a negative self-imagery, insecurities, and an exaggeration of flaws. People suffering from depression judge themselves harshly, and mistreat themselves. Phobias can …show more content…
Attention refers the shaping of the individual; what makes it appealing, attractive, interesting, and important to the individual is what will make that person stimulated to curiosity in it therefore making, whatever it is, valuable. Representation can be symbolic, verbal coded, or rehearsed aid. This mean there has to be some means that the individual can identify and later recalled from stored memory such as a vivid image, a phrase, or an act. Without a form of identification, the information is disregarded. Behavior production is the act itself; the reenactment, performance, or display of learned behavior. Last, is motivation; we must have a reason to do something- a controlled means, our driving force, will; not how to do but the desire to