Learning Theories Flashcards

1
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Skinner in 1964 worked on which learning theory?

A

Operant Conditioning

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2
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What is positive reinforcement?

A

Stimulus given when desired response occurs

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3
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What is negative reinforcement?

A

Stimulus is withdrawn when desired response occurs

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4
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WHAT strengthens the S-R bond?

A

Reinforcement

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5
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Which learning theory involves modification of behaviour?

A

Operant Conditioning

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6
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Operant Conditioning requires a great deal of WHAT and WHAT?

A

Trial and Error

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7
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What were Thorndike’s 3 ‘laws’ of operant conditioning?

A

Law of exercise
Law of effect
Law of readiness
(read up on this in the textbook, page 166 book 1)

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8
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In which learning theory would you find Kohler and his chimpanzees?

A

Cognitive theories of learning

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9
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WHAT has no place in cognitive learning theories?

A

Trial and Error

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10
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Which form of practice is best suited as depicted by cognitive learning theories?

A

Whole practice - this gives a wide range of experiences

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11
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What are the four key processes of observational learning/ social learning theory?

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Attention
Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation

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12
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Who might be best to give demonstrations when learning using observational learning/ social learning?

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Significant others e.g.

Captain, parents, role model, coach

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