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A vicarious experiences used by, 53
Ability: and will as fixed trait, 117
personal, 77–80, 111–136 Bangladesh, business startup loans
social, 77, 78, 80, 167–192 in, 171–172, 202–203,
as source of influence, 77 241–242
structural, 77, 78, 81, 219–232 Becoming an influencer, 253–272
Accountability, 216 by adding sources, 257–264
Action, connecting values and, by diagnosing changes, 258–259
95–98 example of, 265–271
After-the-fact treatment, avoidance by finding vital behaviors, 257
vs., 9 by making change inevitable,
AIDS (see HIV/AIDS) 264
Alcohol abuse, 199 by studying examples, 253–256
Amygdala, 130–132 Behavior(s):
Approval of others, reliance on, changed thinking and changes in,
141–142 20
Arrested development, 121–129 choosing, 49
Aversive therapy, 88 essential questions for changing,
Avoidance, after-the-fact treatment 50, 63
vs., 9 focus on, 27–28
impact of physical environment
B on, 222
Bacon, Roger, 123 meaning of term, 26
Bandura, Albert, 18–20 outcomes vs., 26–28
dehumanization studies by, recovery, 37–40
101–102 shaped by observation, 18–20
on feedback to build self-confi- (See also Vital behaviors)
dence, 127–128 Behavioral science, 4–5
and linking of actions to values, Behaviorism, 18
97, 98 Bell Labs, 240
mind-changing theory of, 45–49 Bender, Leon, 204, 229–230

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