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Question 1

Comes from outside, The desire to perform a behavior due to promised rewards or threats of punishment

Answer 1

Extrinsic behavior

Question 2

Comes from within, the desire to perform a task for its own sake

Answer 2

Intrinsic motivation

Question 3

Adding extrinsic rewards to something you intrinsicly like doing makes you not want to do it anymore (excessive rewards can reduce motivation

Answer 3

Overjustification effect

Question 4

Intelligent animals, especially humans, have the ability to copy someones behavior (Monkey see, Monkey do)

Answer 4

Learning by Observation

Question 5

Learning by observation begins early in life. This 14-month-old child imitates the adult on TV

Answer 5

Imitation onset

Question 6

Conducted the bobo doll study (1961) which indicated that individuals (childred) learn through imitating others

Answer 6

Albert bandura

Question 7

The behavior of others serves as a model, an example of how to respond to a situation; we may try this model regardless of reinforcement

Answer 7

Modeling

Question 8

Means our choices are affected as we see others get consequences for their behaviors

Answer 8

Vicarious conditioning

Question 9

Process of learning through other peoples behavior. puting yourself in other peoples shoes.

Answer 9

Social Learning theory

Question 10

A form of social learning in which children and adults aquire and effectively apply the knowledge and skills

Answer 10

Emotional learning

Question 11

Neurscientists discovered _______ ______ in the brains of animals and humans that are active during observational learning

Answer 11

Mirror neurons

Question 12

Prosocial (positive, helpful) models have prosocial effects (we also learn hypocrisy)

Answer 12

Positive observational learning

Question 13

Physically / verbally aggressive or reclusive behavior

Answer 13

Antisocial behavior