Different Learning Styles Kayla Hallman 2/6/22

Different Learning Styles Kayla Hallman 2/6/22

1. Non-Associative

   • Learning about a stimuli and how it interacts in the world
     • Habituation
       • The response to a stimuli decreases
         • You start a job at a new office and the phones are constantly ringing. Over time the sound no longer bothers you
     • Sensitiation
       • The response to a stimuli increases
         • Someone chewing with their mouth open for a long period of time

2. Associative

   • Learning the relationship between two pieces of information ((Grison & Gazzaniga, 2019).
   • Classical Condiditioning
     • Two stimuli work together (Grison & Gazzaniga, 2019)
       • Stormy clouds probably means rain
   • Operant Conditioning
     • A behavior leads to an outcome (Grison & Gazzaniga, 2019)
       • Eating too much candy gives you stomach ache

3. Watching Others

   • Learning by how others interact with the world
   • Observational learning
     • Someone else does the behavior so I join them
       • watching a successful person on instagram's morning routine
   • Modeling
     • behaving in a way that imitates someone else's behavior
       • Learning from watching a parent respond to a situation and responding the same
   • Vicarious conditioning
     • Learning from the results of someone else's behavior whether negative or positive
       • If I see my siblings get in trouble for an action, I will most likely not repeat it