Ch 11 Social Cognitive Views of Learning and Motivation Flashcards
social learning theory
emphasizes learning through observation
social cognitive theory
cognitive factors (beliefs, self-perceptions, expectations) added
triarchic reciprocal causality
explanation of behaviour; mutual effects of individual and environment on each other
enactive vs vicarious learning
e: by doing
v: by observing
four phase model
- attention
- retention
- production
- motivation
modelling effect
acquiring new behaviour as a result of observing a model
inhibitory effect
suppression of deviant behaviour after model getting punished
dis-inhibitory effect
engages in deviant behaviour when there’s no punishment
eliciting effect
behaviours of the same class
ripple effect
contagious spreading of behaviours through imitation
cognitive behaviour modification
procedures based on behavioural/cognitive learning principles for changing your own behaviour (self-talk/instruction)