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1.1 History and Influences on the Field
1.2 Chapter Summary
1.3 Chapter 1 References
2.1 Cognitive Development: The Theory of Jean Piaget
2.2 Social Development: Erikson's Eight Psychosocial Crises
2.3 Chapter Summary
2.4 Chapter 2 References
3.1 Behaviorist Theories of Learning
3.2 Cognitive Theories of Learning
3.3 Social Theories of Learning
3.4 Connectivism
3.5 Chapter Summary
3.6 Chapter 3 References
4.1 Goal Orientation
4.2 Attribution Theory
4.3 Self-Efficacy
4.4 Self-Determination Theory
4.5 Expectancy-Value Theory
4.6 Designing for Motivation
4.7 Chapter Summary
4.8 Chapter 4 References
5.1 Andragogy
5.2 Community of Practice
5.3 Transformative Learning
5.4 Chapter Summary
5.5 Chapter 5 References
6.1 Communication Models
6.2 Instructional Message Design
6.3 Chapter Summary
6.4 Chapter 6 References
7.1 Views of Knowledge
7.2 Research Traditions
7.3 Constructivist Research
7.4 Chapter Summary
7.5 Chapter 7 References
8.1 Instructional Design Models
8.2 Cultural Competence in Instructional Design
8.3 Careers in Instructional Design
8.4 Chapter Summary
8.5 Chapter 8 References
9.1 The "Media Debate"
9.2 Replace, Amplify, and Transform
9.3 TPACK
9.4 Chapter Summary
9.5 Chapter 9 References
10.1 Technology Acceptance Model
10.2 Decomposed Theory of Planned Behavior
10.3 Diffusion of Innovation
10.4 Chapter Summary
10.5 Chapter 10 References
11.1 Copyright
11.2 Conflicts of Interest
11.3 Academic Integrity
11.4 Ethical Research
11.5 Chapter Summary
11.6 Chapter 11 References
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