Learning Styles Mind map

Learning Styles Mind map

1. Non-Associative Learning through the different stimulus (our sense) in the world

   • Habituation Repeated exposure to a stimulus makes the need ro respond decrease
     • An example is when you become adjusted to the volume and sounds in a coffee shop are are able to work effectively despite the large volume at times
   • Sensitization Repeated exposure to a stimulus makes the need to respond increase
     • An example would be when you smell smoke from the kitchen and realize you left a pizza in the oven

2. Associative Learning the relationship between two pieces of information

   • Classical conditioning One stimulus leads to another
     • An example of this would be when the barista at a coffee shop calls your name you know your drink is ready
   • Operant Conditioning A behavior leads to a certain outcome
     • An example would be when you order oat milk in your latte and learn it is delicous and continue to order more in the future

3. Watching Others Learning by observing others behavior

   • Observational Learning When we learn or change a behavior based on watching what others do
     • An example of this would be when a coworker watches me make drinks and realizes a faster way of doing it
   • Modeling Displaying a behavior that imates a previously learned behavior
     • An example of this would be a coworker modeling their drink making techniques after mine because they learned it is more efficient
   • Vicarious Conditioning Learning to do or not do certain behaviors based off of how others are either punished or rewarded for it
     • An example of this would be when someone at work annoys me too much so I make them wash the drains and the other employees learn to not bother me