Albert Bandura

Albert Bandura's Routine Albert Bandura wakes up very early in the morning, usually around six. He gets up straight and goes to the bathroom, showers, combs, brushes his teeth and dresses. He goes to the dining room to have breakfast at 7 with his family  At 8 home sales, take the train or the bus to pick up some books. Before returning home to a supermarket to buy some food before the children return from school to do the chores with them and then play for a while. As soon as he arrives home, he helps his wife a suit, cooks, while he feels knocking on the door and he goes to the door in April because the children arrive at the school and come to the table to eat a rich lunch. At 6 o'clock he leaves his house and goes to the center, where I meet my friends and take a coffee, a while and then a walk in the streets of the center and his friends do a lot. At 8 o'clock he returns home and at 8 o'clock he has dinner with his family. After staying in the

Albert Bandura's House He has a great library He reads books every day He plays with the children He has his house in Canada He has a psychology salon His house has living room, dining room, chimeñea By: Diana Patricia Parra

Bandura's biography  (Mundare, Canada, December 4, 1925) is a Canadian psychologist who has family from the Ukraine. He focused on behavioral-cognitive behavioral studies and is a Stanford University professor, renowned for his work on social learning theory and its evolution to social-cognitivism, as well as for postulating the category of self-efficacy. Throughout a career spanning almost every decade, Bandura has been responsible for great contributions in very different fields of psychology, including social-cognitive theory, therapy, and personality psychology. It has also had a decisive influence on the transition between behaviorism and cognitive psychology. He is known as the creator of the theory of self-esteem, an important contribution to the theory of social learning, and responsible for the Bobo doll experiment on the aggressive behavior of children. He has received the title of Doctor Honoris Causa at universities in different countries for his contrib