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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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Terms Associated with Theories Metacognition: higher-order thinking that involves active control over cognitive processes. It is crucial for successful learning. Metacognition has three variables:-Person Variables (how we learn and process informat...
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Social Cognitive Learning Theories - created from Mind Map Rotter, Julian (1916-) Social Learning Theory Internal & External Locus of Control (LOC) Prediction Formula: BP=f(E,RV) BP: Behaviour Potential E: Expectancy RV: Reinforcement Value Well-know expectancy style= LOC Int...
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psychology exam notes ch.6 LEARNING Classical Conditioning: a learning process that happens when 2 stimuli get paid repeatedly - the first stimuli evokes a natural response by the subject, while the second doesn't. BUT, after enough ...
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Learning Approach Behavioral Learning Types of behavioural learning: classical conditioning operant conditioning observational learning Classical conditioning involves the association of a neutral stimulus with...
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Learning - created from Mind Map Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning Observational Learning
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Negative Association Negative Association. A brain is a complex machine that is also simple. The brain creates negative associations to streamline reaction to action. For example, if someone is deathly afraid of snakes and th...
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Information Processing Theory Information Processing Theory: Systematic models of memory, cognition, and thinking. Information is:-coded-transformed-organizedUnlike Piaget, there are no stages-perception-attention-memory-categorization-planning-pr...
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Review T3 Chapter 6 Learning- A systematic, relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs through experienceConditioning: Classical Conditioning- learning process in which a neutral stimulus becomes associated with a mean...
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Learning Styles - created from Mind Map The Three Learning Styles (1) Non-Associative, (2) Associative, (3) Observational, is to use and help guide us to come to understand the different ways others are learning in behaviors. Learning is important, it chang...
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learning styles - created from Mind Map non associative associative watching others
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Untitled Psychology NotesBehavioral Psychology, Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936), A Russian scientist, was busy studying canine digestion. A physiologist by training, Pavlov got sidetracked by a phenomenon. The dogs in his study had le...
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FEAR It is believed we are born with Tabula Rasa - a blank slate. Fear is believed to be learnt as we grow older. John Watson 'Little Albert' Experiment:baby not scared of fluffy animalsdoesn't like loud ban...
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Behaviourist Assumptions The main assumption of the behaviourist perspective is that all behaviour is learned and shaped by the environment. For example in the Bandura et al. study it is demonstrated how aggression is learned and shaped by ro...
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Different learning styles - created from Mind Map Non-associate: Associate learning: Watching others learning:
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Untitled Operant Conditioing mum will shout at me if I don't clean my room learning certain actions have certain consequences Postitve Reinforcement mum gives me a extra time on my phone for behaving well Negative Reinforcemen...
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Learning & Behaviour - created from Mind Map 3 theories to explain new behaviour/responses Classical Conditioning Operant Conditioning
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Mosby Chapter Three - Learning Theory AREAS KK LACKING Mosby Chapter Three - Learning TheoryAreas to Improve Upon - Piaget's Theories: stages of cognitive development; Processes (e.g., Assimilation, Accommodation) - Behavioral Process of negative reinforcement - Extinctio...
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Bandura 1973 Bandura 1965Age 4 yearsGender Boys and girlsIn experiment they watched a man acting aggressively to an inflated dollConditions- Man was praised for his behaviour - More aggressive than group 2- Man was punished for hi...
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Learning Classical conditioning: neutral stimulus becomes associated with a meaningful stimulus and acquires the capacity to evoke a similar response (the response occurs w/o effort & awareness) Unconditioned stimulus: stimulu...
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Example of Classical Conditioning 1 - Individual shown variety of stimuli (white rat, white rabbit & cotton wool) no fear response2 - loud noise produced behind individual made that individual cry. Given white rat to play with. No fear response3 - Ind...
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Diploma in Psychology Module 1 Classical conditioning Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was a Russian scientist who investigated the digestive system of dogs by presenting them with meat powder and measuring the amount of saliva the...
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Chapter 6 Learning Learning- a change in behavior resulting from experience 3 types of learning non-associative- learning about a stimulus in the external world habituation- when behavioral response to a stimulus decreases (not noticing...
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Learning Styles - created from Mind Map Watching Others Associate Learning Non-Associate Learning
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The Learning Types - created from Mind Map Watching Others Associative Non-associative
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Learning and memory - creado desde un Mapa Mental BACKGROUND CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OPERANT CONDIOTIONING
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Learning Styles Tabari D. Miles PSY-102 Grand Canyon University July 17, 2022 - created from Mind Map Non-associative Watching others