SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY Flashcards

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The 2 main assumptions of the social learning theory(about learning behaviour

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1)our environment can determine the learning of a behaviour

2)an individuals cognitions(free will)
Shapes learning of behaviour

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What is imitation

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Copying others behaviour

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What is vicarious Reinforcement

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Reinforcement through observing someone else being positively reinforced for behaviour

  • not directly experienced
    by still Key factor of imitation
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According to Banduras SLT behaviour is learnt:

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Directly:
1)classical conditioning
2)Operant conditioning

Indirectly:(learning behaviour from others, not learning directly themselves)
1)Observation
2)Imitation

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What ways in which people learn behaviours did SLT(social learning theory) Propose

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1)Observation
2)Imitation

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The aim (Bandura’s Research-SLT)

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Investigate the role of Observational learning for learning Aggressive Behaviour

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The method (Bandura’s Research-SLT)

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Children watched a video of an adult behaving aggressively towards a Bobo doll

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What setting was it conducted in (Bandura’s Research-SLT)

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Laboratory setting

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Children were split into 3 groups to observe the video
What were the differences in there observations

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Group 1-observed the adult being verbally rewarded (for the aggressive behaviour)

Group 2-observed the adult being verbally punished (for the aggressive behaviour)

Group 3-Observed the adult behaving aggressively without any consequence

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Results (Bandura’s Research-SLT)

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Group 3(without consequences)- children behaviour was least aggressive towards the bobo doll

Group 1(verbally rewarded)-children behaviour was most aggressive

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Conclusion (Bandura’s research-SLT)

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Shows that observational learning can explain the learning of aggressive behaviour

(As:children showed more aggressive behaviour after observing an adult being Rewarded for aggressive behaviour)

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SLT proposed that learning of behaviours are affected/determined by which 2 things?

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1)learning of a behaviour can be determined by our environment

2)learning of a behaviour can be shaped by our cognitions

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13
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Our cognitions means what

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Ability to think/way of thinking

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The 4 ways behaviour is learnt that shows that learning of behaviour is. Environmentally determined

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1)Identification
2)Imiation
3)Vicarious reinforcement
4)Modelling

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What is identification process

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More likely to imitate people u identify with

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Meaning/process of imitation?

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Copying the behaviour of others

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Modelling process meaning?

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Process of imitating people u identify with(a role model)

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What is a role model in the modelling process

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Person u identify with/are imitating

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Role models usually are:(2 things)

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1)Possess similar characteristics to observer
2)Higher status then ur66r29