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Mind Map by Carlos Montanez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Carlos Montanez
about 2 years ago
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Learning Styles
and how I learn,
Carlos Montanez,
April 17, 2022
- Non-associative
Learning
- Learning about a
stimulus, such as a sight,
smell, or sound, in the
external world.
- Habituation
- When our
behavioral
response to a
stimulus
decreases due to
over exporsure
when the
stimulus is
neither harmful
nor rewarding.
- When our
behavioral
response to a
stimulus
decreases due to
over exporsure
when the
stimulus is
neither harmful
nor rewarding.
- Sensitization
- When our
behavioral
repsonse to a
stimulus
increases due to
it being harmful
or rewarding
- When our
behavioral
repsonse to a
stimulus
increases due to
it being harmful
or rewarding
- Habituation
- Learning about a
stimulus, such as a sight,
smell, or sound, in the
external world.
- Associative
Learning
- Learning the relationship
between two pieces of
information
- Classical Conditioning
- When we learn
that stimulus
predicts
another
stimulus
- When we learn
that stimulus
predicts
another
stimulus
- Operant Conditioning
- When we learn
that a behavior
leads to a certain
outcome, could
be a reward or
punishment
- When we learn
that a behavior
leads to a certain
outcome, could
be a reward or
punishment
- Classical Conditioning
- Learning the relationship
between two pieces of
information
- Watching
Others
- Both Humans and animals
can learn by watching
others, such as learning to
ride a bike or play an
instrument.
- Observational Learning
- When we learn
or change a
behavior after
watching a
person engage
in that same
behavior
- When we learn
or change a
behavior after
watching a
person engage
in that same
behavior
- Modeling
- Dsiplaying a
behavior
that
imitates a
previously
observed
behavior
- Dsiplaying a
behavior
that
imitates a
previously
observed
behavior
- Vicarious Conditioning
- Learning to
engage in a
behavior or not,
after watching
others being
rewarded or
punished for
performing that
behavior.
- Learning to
engage in a
behavior or not,
after watching
others being
rewarded or
punished for
performing that
behavior.
- Observational Learning
- Both Humans and animals
can learn by watching
others, such as learning to
ride a bike or play an
instrument.
- How I learn
- I learn by both the Associative Learning and Wathing Others
- I learn by both the Associative Learning and Wathing Others
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