Learning Styles Justin Eckler 6/5/22

Learning Styles Justin Eckler 6/5/22

1. Associative learning: Learning as one thing leads to another

   • Classical conditioning: Two events always occur together, so when one of them occur you expect the other
   • Operant conditioning: One behavior causes another behavior, with running every day increases your mile time

2. Non-associative learning: The learning style causing a reaction to one stimulus occuring

   • Habituation: Occurrence here you adapt and are not affected by a sound after a while
   • Sensitization: Event when you are more affected and sensitive to a stimulus after it is ongoing

3. Learning by watching others

   • Observational Learning: Learning or changing a behavior after witnessing the behavior
   • Modeling: Reenacting the witnessed behavior
   • Vicarious conditioning: Adapting on what to do from the behavior based on the punishment and reward