Social/Observational learning Flashcards

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Who propounded the social learning theory?

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Canadian-American Psychologist, Prof. Emeritus Albert Bandura

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Why is Bandura’s theory seen as a bridge between learning theories and cognitive theories?

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This is because it emphasizes attention, memory and motivation

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An expansion of Bandura’s theory resulted in?

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the creation of the Social-Cognitive Theory

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What is observational learning(modeling)?

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Learning by observing the behavior of others and the consequences of that behavior

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What is vicarious learning?

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occurs when individuals observe the behaviours of others and learn from the consequences of those behaviours.

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Who is the model?

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The individual who demonstrates a behaviour or whose behaviour is imitated

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How did Bandura illustrate how observational learning occurs?

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He used several experiments including the Bobo Doll experiment

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Observational learning occurs whether it is reinforced or not. True or False?

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True

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What is vicarious reinforcement?

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– Observed reinforcement of the behaviour of a model, which also increases the probability of the same behaviour in the observer

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What is Vicarious punishment ?

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Observed punishment of the behaviour of a model, which also decreases the probability of the same behaviour in the observer

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What are some critiques of the Bobo doll experiment?

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  1. it was unethical
  2. possibly had long-term effects on the children
  3. only showed children playing and not aggressing
  4. it seems artificial
  5. it is flawed
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What 4 key processes does observational learning involve?

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Attention
Encoding and Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation

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What are the modes of observational learning?

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Modeling Effect

Elicitation Effect

Inhibitory Effect

Disinhibitory Effect

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What is modeling effect?

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It refers to learning a new behavior from a model through the acquisition of new responses

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What is elicitation effect?

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It refers to exhibiting a behavior similar to that shown by a model in an unfamiliar situation

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What is inhibitory effect?

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It refers to suppressing a behavior because a model is punished for displaying the behavior

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What is disinhibitory effect?

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It refers to displaying a previously suppressed behavior because a model does so without receiving punishment

18
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What are some applications of observational learning?

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  1. parenting
  2. workplace
  3. media and learning
  4. treatment of phobias
  5. therapy