learning styles

learning styles

1. non associative

   • "learning about a stimulus such as a sight word or a sound in the external world "
     • habituation:
       • when our behavioral response to a stimulus drops and goes down
     • sensitization
       • when our behavioral response to a stimulus starts going up

2. associative

   • "learning the relationship between two pieces of information"
     • classical conditioning
       • "when we learn that a stimulus predicts another stimulus"
     • operant conditioning
       • when we learn that a behavior ends up with a specific result.

3. watching others

   • learning by watching how others behave
     • observational learning
       • when after watching someone else do the task we are able to learn or change a behavior after watching a person adapt to that behavior
     • modeling
       • showing a specific behavior that copies a behavior that has already been looked at
     • vicarious conditioning
       • "learning to engages in a behavior or not, after seeing others being rewarded or punished for performing that actions"

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