Learning

Question 1

What theory is operant conditioning

Answer 1

Operant conditioning is an associationist theory.

Question 2

Associationist learning

Answer 2

Associationist learning is when we associate behaviours with consequences

Question 3

How does S R bond work

Answer 3

SR bond works by:
set stimulus illicit a set response. The response can be grooved/honed/overlearned by continuously repeating behaviour by manipulating environment to make a particular response happen in response to a particular stimulus. This is behaviour shaping.

Question 4

What should coaches do for reinforcement

Answer 4

For reinforcement, coaches should use praise when necessary, tangible rewards and set individual goals.

Question 5

What is process of operant conditioning

Answer 5

Process of operant conditioning is:
Performer learns new skill by association learning to link stimulus with set response
Correct behaviour is reinforced (could also be negative e.g coach stops correcting)
Strengthens S-R bonds
Punishment given to weaken S-R bond

Question 6

How does cognitive learning theory work

Answer 6

Cognitive learning theory works by:
Learning is best achieved by presenting skill as a whole
Learning takes place in realistic situation
Requires problem solving

Question 7

What are factors that affect modelling

Answer 7

Factors that affect modelling are:
High status
Similar to learner
Accurate
Attractive

Question 8

How can cognitive learning theory affect learning

Answer 8

Cognitive learning theory can affect learning by:
Performer develops a better understanding
May be able to apply skill skill more effectively
Performer may make quick progress
Can learn to self correct