Theories of

Theories of

1. Learning

   • Cognitivism
     • Tenents
       • Focus on mental processes
         • -Automatic.
         • -Procedual.
         • -Declarative.
         • -Knowledge.
           • -Fodor. -Chosmky. -Brunner. -Miller. -Neisser.
             • Cognitive Revolution
           • Projection of our mate ideas.
       • Thinking plays an important role
     • History
       • Appeard in 1956 replacing Behaviourism
   • Behaviourism
     • Jhon B. Watson
       • Human = Animal
         • social causes affect
         • Animal behaviour
       • -Consiousness. -Sensation. -Perception. -Imagination. -Will.
         • are not necessary to describe human activity
         • Psycology
     • Neo-behaviourism theories
       • Edwin Guthrie
         • Pavlov
           • Materialistic bases were replaced by
             • Logical Positivism
               • Empirism principle
             • Operationalism
           • Behaviour forms
           • Terminology
       • Edward Tolman
       • Clark Hull
         • Pavlov
     • Reduce thinking to language
       • Knowledge: Formation of contioned reactions in organism.
         • Stimulus - reaction
       • Thinking: Language without movement of muscles.
     • Denies the reality of conciousness and reduces the psychic life of man to psycological reactions.