learning theories Flashcards

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what are the causes and solutions of the learning plateau

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lack of motivation - positive feedback 
bordom - varied practice and tasks
coaching - hire a better coach 
limit of ability - change the task
targets set too low - make new goal 
fatigue - take a  break from practice
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what is operant conditioning

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learning based on strengthening the stimulus response bond which increases the likely hood of the desired response reoccurring

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what the theory is operant conditioning based on

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behaviourism

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what is positive reinforcement

operant conditioning

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praise and rewards

strengthens the S-R bond

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what is negative reinforcement

operant conditioning

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taking away something negative

strengthens the S - R bond

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what is punishment

operant conditioning

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responce to incorrect action eg. subbing and fining

weakens the S - R bond

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Who created the theory of operant conditioning

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Skinner

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8
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Wht process is used during operant conditioning

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Trial and error

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9
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What theory is insight learning based on

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Cognitivism

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Whag is insight learing

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Learning that involves a cognative process and development

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What are two advantages of insight learning

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Allows them to develop their own stratergies and routes of understanding
Improves motivation

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What does insight learning use

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The whole activity rather than icolated movements

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13
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What theory is the social development theory based on

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Constructivism

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14
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What does MKO stand for

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More knowlageable other

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15
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What comes first inter learning or intra learning

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Inter learning

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16
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What is inter psychological learning

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Learning from others externally

Eg. Getting advice from coaches

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What is intra psychological learning

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Learning using others or an MKO to develop knowlage

Learning once the information has been gained

18
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What are the 3 stages of proximal development

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What i can do
What i can do with help
What i cant do

19
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What is the social development theory

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Learning based on when a performer builds learning in stages

20
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Wgat theory is observational learning based on

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Social learning theory

21
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What is observational learning

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Suggests both acceptable and unacceptable behavior can be learned by copying others behaviour

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What are the stages of observational learning

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Attention
Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation

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What is attention

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Ensure the performer pays attention to the demonstratio

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What is the impact of attention

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Who the model is
If the skill is important to them
How attractive the skill is

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What is retention
The ability tk remember or create a mental image of the skill and important information
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What is the impact of retention
If the skill is meaning full and can be remembered
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What is motor reproduction
The ability to physically copy a demonstration
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What is the impact of motor reproduction
Id the performer has the correct level of skill | Has the physical capability
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What is motivation
The disire or drive to copy a demonstration
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What is thr impact of motivation
Praise Reward Positive reinforcement