Learning Styles - Coral Smith - 2/22/22

Learning Styles - Coral Smith - 2/22/22

1. Associative Learning

   • This has to do with the external world. This can include different variables such as senses. Sound or vision are examples
     • Classical Conditioning: When one learns that a particular stimulus correlates directly to another predicted stimulus, motivating the learner.
     • Operant Conditioning: When learning that a specific action or behavior has a lead to or has a consistent outcome

2. Non-associative Learning

   • A type of learning which is based on different pieces of information. The observation is how the two things interact and how their relationship works.
     • Habituation: The learning type stemmed from a stimulus which creates habits in a decreasing manner in response to a certain behavior
     • Sensitization: The learning type which stemmed from a stimulus which creates habits in an increasing manner as response to particular behavior.

3. Learning though observing and watching others

   • This is learning through the act of observation of others and viewing their engagement.
     • Observational Learning; This is observing a behavior from another and changing your own behavior as a result of the observation.
     • Modeling: This is the action of a copied behavior known through learned behavior of a previous other
     • Vicarious Conditioning: This is the act of performing a particular action which has been previously observed despite any repercussions or rewards which may follow