Learning, Conditioning and Behaviour Analysis mind maps
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- Learning styles and types174
- Behaviourism187
- Non-associative learning7
- Classical conditioning255
- Operant conditioning113
- Reinforcement and punishment60
- Classical and operant conditioning226
- Social and observational learning225
- Cognitive learning theory30
- Neural basis of learning11
- Behaviour analysis33
- Behaviour modification25
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13 nodes“Learning Theories “Behaviorism · Social Constructivism · Cognitivism
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22 nodesSocial learning theory cognitive processes c... · combines principles f... · concerned with human ... · Learning occurs throu... · Reinforcements can be... · live model: people wh...
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13 nodesLEARNING APPROACHES : OPERANT CONDITIONING SKINNER developed cha... · POSITIVE REINFORCERS ...
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48 nodesBandura Aims · Design · Sample · Method · Results · Evaluation
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18 nodesType of Learning Cierra Parker · Associative · Non-associative · Learning by Watching ...
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44 nodesAnimal behaviour Dev and Reg Classical Conditoning · Operant Learning · Reinforcement
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30 nodesBandura et al Aim: To see if childr... · Social Learning Theory · Lab experiment, repea... · Independent variables... · 1) children were expo... · Observers watched thr...
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57 nodesClassical Conditioning vs. Operant Conditioning Ivan Pavlov · Operant Conditioning · PREDICTION BASED · also known as Pavlovi... · PARADIGM · TYPES
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39 nodesBehavioural Approach Social Learning Theory · Operant Conditioning · Classical Conditioning · Strengths · Weaknesses
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38 nodesClassical Conditioning Mechanisms Overshadowing · Conditioned Inhibition · Early Theoretical Per...
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82 nodesLearning Neural Basis of Learning · Behaviour Not Depende... · Theories Of Learning · Observational Learning
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22 nodesNora-Jo Paramo - Types of Learning 08/14/22 Non-Associative · Associative · Watching Others
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18 nodesLearning a relatively permanan... · Associative Learning · Classical Conditioning · Operant Conditioning · Acquisition · Extinction
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14 nodesOutline the comparative approach to learning and evaluate it's strengths and weaknesses INTRODUCTION: Compara... · P1: Classical conditi... · P2: Instrumental cond... · STRENGTHS: Allows ani... · WEAKNESSES: Lacks eco...
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67 nodesAnderson's information processing model of cognitive skill learning ( 1980, 1983, 1985) Reasons for the suita... · The role of learning ... · Representing knowledg... · Cognitive theory appl... · Stages of skill acqui... · Shortcomings ( Rumelh...
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11 nodesSCT in praxis Sociocultural factors... · In order for an indiv... · Internalization is, t... · Mediation refers to t... · Inner speech arises i... · what an individual is...
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11 nodesSCT in praxis Sociocultural factors... · In order for an indiv... · Internalization is, t... · Mediation refers to t... · Inner speech arises i... · what an individual is...
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32 nodesLEGACY OF JOHN B. WATSON'S BEHAVIORIST MANIFESTO IN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS Behaviorist Manifesto... · Introduction · Behaviorism and Appli... · Influence on ABA Prin... · Contributions and Cri... · Modern Applications
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23 nodesSocial learning theory (SLT) - Key study learning occurs indir... · Bandura (1961) · strengths · weaknesses
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26 nodesMineka and Cook's study (1998) Aim of research · Tests carried out · In conclusion
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42 nodesLearning: process of acquiring through experience new information or behaviors how we learn · biopsychosocial analysis
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28 nodesPsychology Exam 3 Conditional Discrimin... · Basic Reinforcement S... · Behavioral Economics · Choice · Complex Schedules
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23 nodesSocial learning theory 1st assumtion: modell... · 2nd assumption: media... · 3rd assuption: reinfo... · Weakness: · Strength
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33 nodesB.F. Skinner's Operant Conditioning Basic Assumptions · Key Components · Elements/Principles · Major Implications
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24 nodesOperant Conditioning Type of learning wher... · Reinforcment · Punishment · Acquisition · Extinction · Spontaneous reovery
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11 nodesLearning Approaches: Social learning theory Key Assumptions · Bandura 1961: BoBo do... · Bandura 1963: one gro... · Vicarious Reinforceme... · Mediational Processes... · Positive Evaluation: ...
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23 nodesClassical conditioning First demonstrated by... · 1st step is to pair 2... · Animal already posses... · CC shows how a new as...
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29 nodesClassic Evidence - Watson and Rayner (1920) Methodology · Procedure · Findings
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25 nodesOperant conditioning Law of effect · B.F. Skinner · Definition: This take... · Behaviour shaping
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27 nodesSocial Learning Theory Suggests that people ... · Learning occurs direc... · Albert Bandura propos... · Vicarious Reinforcement · Mediational Processes
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35 nodesBEHAVIOURISM "All aspects from spe... · 1913 John Watson
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24 nodessocial learning theory bandura · behaviour is learnt t... · A03
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25 nodesWatson's behaviorism history · behaviorist manifesto · behaviorism and culture · legacy · evolution
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30 nodesTheories of learning Classical conditioning · Operant conditioning · Social learning theory
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64 nodesLearning-Chapter 5 Important people · Shaping · Factors of instrument... · Consequences · Terms · Response-reinforcer r...
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30 nodesThe Behaviourist Approach This approach focuses... · Assumption 1 - Humans... · Assumption 2 - We lea... · Assumption 3 - Humans...
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23 nodesBEHAVIOR ANALYSIS. Historical background. · Watson's legacy: In p... · The legacy of John B.... · He also mentioned its...
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12 nodesBandura et al (1961) Description AIM · PROCEDURE · RESULTS · CONCLUSION
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13 nodesSELF-REGULATIONS What is self regulation · What is Self Regulati... · What is Self Regulati... · Self Regulations for ...
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11 nodes51. Variable Rewards Are Powerful Schedules