# Albert Bandura

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The Myth of the Perfect Music Student

In this episode of It's More Than the Violin, Elizabeth Faidley takes on one of the most persistent fantasies in music education: the "perfect" student who practices every day, loves scales, finds the metronome comforting, and never complains. That child, she argues, does not exist—and if she did…

The Angel Makers: The Village Where Women Poisoned Their Husbands

Support Mugshot Mysteries and unlock 12+ bonus episodes on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MugshotMysteries A whitewashed kitchen in rural Hungary, sometime in the 1920s. A woman boils strips of flypaper in a pot, skims the arsenic residue off the top, and bottles it. In the next room her husband …

Bad Leaders Suck...Your Confidence

Somewhere along the way, someone looked at you once and decided what you were capable of. Maybe a boss, a coach, a teacher, or a parent. You took their word for it, and you’ve been living inside that verdict ever since. Jeremy Flagg and Henry Ballard know how that verdict gets handed down, and how …

TEDTalk Tuesday: Stop Asking for Permission to Become Who You Already Are

Are you waiting for someone else's approval before pursuing your dreams? In this Manifest with Metty TEDTalk Tuesday episode, Dr. Metra Rodriguez explores self-efficacy, Albert Bandura's psychology of confidence, personal growth, self-belief, overcoming fear, seeking validation, mindset transformat…

When You’re Good at Your Job but Still Doubt Yourself

Why can you know you’re capable of doing something and still feel completely incapable of it? In this episode of The Caring Leadership Podcast, I’m talking about self-doubt, confidence, and what happens when one difficult moment starts to feel much bigger than it really is. We look at Albert Bandur…

What to Do When OCD Makes You Feel Powerless

Ready for real help with OCD or anxiety? Book a discovery call robertjamescoaching.com/book-discovery-call In this episode Robert James explores how OCD can quietly erode your confidence, how rumination, avoidance and the stories you tell yourself reinforce feelings of powerlessness, and how ideas…

Have These People Always Been Cruel? MAGA Antagonistic Narcissism

Most political analysis starts with policy. Voters chose this candidate because of the economy, immigration, healthcare, taxes. And for most voters in most elections, that’s probably true. But Donald Trump is not most candidates. And the question that keeps surfacing isn’t why people agree with him…

You Are Becoming What You Behold: Social Learning Theory and Scripture

You did not just pick up your habits. You learned them through observation. In this faith-based mental health conversation, Jodie Shannon, founder of The Heart Helper and counselor in training, explores Social Learning Theory, psychologist Albert Bandura’s research showing that we learn by watching…

026: Trust Your Gut and Know Your Worth

Have you ever felt sure of a decision until one person questioned it, and then suddenly you weren't sure at all? Host Kimberly Rash looks at how self-worth, self-esteem and self-trust differ, and why a capable woman can still second-guess herself as soon as someone disagrees. Drawing on research fr…

Bandura's Social Learning Theory - BiteSize

Bandura’s Social Learning Theory – Can We Learn Just by Watching Others? Ever wondered why we copy other people’s behaviour, even when nobody tells us to? In this episode of Psychology Revision with PsychApply, we explore Albert Bandura’s Social Learning Theory and discover how observation, imitat…