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Social Learning Theory
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- 1BanduraSocial Learning Theory
- 2tendencies on either war-or-peace decisions."acquired behavioral dispositions"
- 3six ways to learn to chose one options over another.Trial-and-error experience; perception of the object; observation of another's response to the object; modeling; exhortation; instruction about the object
- 4Trial-and error experiencehands-on exploration: tasting the butter and squeezing the trigger.
- 5Perception of the objectfirsthand chance to look, admire, but don't touch a pistol and a pound of butter at close range.
- 6observation of another's response to the objectseeing others reactions, critical frowns etc.
- 7modelingwatching someone fire the gun or melt the butter
- 8exhortationpeople trying to convince you, advertisements
- 9instruction about the objectverbal description of guns effective range, # of calories in butter
- 10Creates a deep and long-lasting acquired behavioral dispositionTrial-and-error
- 11less affect in acquired behavioral disposition than trial and errorperception.
- 12less in affect than trial and error and perceptionobservation of response
- 13Less in affect than trial and error, perception, and observation of anthers responsemodeling
- 14Most used and least effectiveexhortation
- 15Bandura thinks that preoccupation of ______ is short-sighted. He focuses on the power of ______trial-and-error; example
- 16Bandura's main premise is that we can learn by...observing others
- 17the typical way human beings learn is through...vicarious experience
- 18Bandura uses the term modeling to describe Campbell's 2 midrange processes ...Observation of anthers response and modeling
- 19He claims that modeling can have just as much impact as ...direct experience
- 20SLT is a general theory of human behavior, but has been used with ________ and have used it specifically to explain_________mass communication; media effects
- 21Warned that, through filmed and televised modeling , children and adults acquire...attitudes, emotional responses, and new styles of conduct
- 22Bandura regards anxiety over televised violence as...legitimate
- 233 steps in the SL processAttention; Retention; Motivation
- 24Attentionbefore you can learn you have to pay attention to the modeled behavior (simple, distinctive, prevalent, useful positive)
- 25Retentionremembering the model's behavior; material must be presented in a way that allows the viewers to retain sufficient info in memory in a detailed way. Stored through visual images and verbal codes.
- 26motivationreasons for imitating observed behavior; for benefit or reward. Actions are driven by our desire to obtain pleasure and avoid pain.
- 27Special qualities of media that make them very effective teachersSPPUD
- 28SimpleClear-cut black and white actions that are easy to see and understand.
- 29PrevalentMedia is pervasive in our society and easily accessible. Children and teens are estimated to be exposed to 4.5 hours of TV on average.
- 30Positivecharacters are portrayed in a positive way. antisocial behavior can be portrayed as attractive
- 31Usefulrewarding, gains something by acting that way. can be subtle
- 32DistinctiveWorld portrayed in tv is not like our mundane lives. action tends to move along quickly to keep the viewer interested.
- 33SLT applies to prosocial behaviors as well as...antisocial
- 34prosocial as that which is...socially desirable and in some way benefits society at large.
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