4C observational learning

Question 1

social-cognitive approaches to learning

Answer 1

theories that propose that learning takes place in a social setting and involves various cognitive process

Question 2

observational learning

Answer 2

process of learning that involves watching the behaviour of a model and the associated consequence of the behaviour

Question 3

model

Answer 3

individual who is preforming the behaviour

Question 4

stages of observational learning

Answer 4

• attention
• retention
• reproduction
• motivation
• reinforcement

Question 5

attention:

Answer 5

individuals actively focusing on the models behaviour.

Question 6

retention:

Answer 6

individuals creating a mental representation of the models behaviour to help remember

Question 7

reproduction:

Answer 7

individuals having the physical and mental capacities to replicate the behaviour, if they don’t then they are unable to reproduce the behaviour

Question 8

motivation:

Answer 8

individuals wanting to reproduce the behaviour or have the desire to

intrinsic: motivation occurs within the individual eg desire to preform well on exam

extrinsic: motivation occurs external to the individual, eg desire to receive a praise from ur teacher for doing good in the exam

Question 9

reinforcement:

Answer 9

individual receives a positive consequence for the behaviour which makes them likely to be even more happy to try again.