Different learning styles - created from Mind Map

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Non-associate:

Associate learning:

Watching others learning:

When one learns about stimulus such as sight, smell, or sound within the external world

Habituation: When ones behavioral response to a stimulus decreases.

Sensitization: When one behavioral response to a stimulus increases.

When one understands the relationship between two pieces of information

Classical conditioning: a stimulus that predicts other stimulus

Operant conditioning: Understanding one behavior leads to certain outcomes

Observational: Learning or changing a behavior after watching another person do that behavior

When you watch how others behave and do things

Modeling: The practice of displaying a behavior that is similar to a previously observed behavior

Vicarious conditioning: Engaging in behavior or not after seeing others rewarded or punished due to their behavior