Learning Theories Flashcards
Skinner in 1964 worked on which learning theory?
Operant Conditioning
What is positive reinforcement?
Stimulus given when desired response occurs
What is negative reinforcement?
Stimulus is withdrawn when desired response occurs
WHAT strengthens the S-R bond?
Reinforcement
Which learning theory involves modification of behaviour?
Operant Conditioning
Operant Conditioning requires a great deal of WHAT and WHAT?
Trial and Error
What were Thorndike’s 3 ‘laws’ of operant conditioning?
Law of exercise
Law of effect
Law of readiness
(read up on this in the textbook, page 166 book 1)
In which learning theory would you find Kohler and his chimpanzees?
Cognitive theories of learning
WHAT has no place in cognitive learning theories?
Trial and Error
Which form of practice is best suited as depicted by cognitive learning theories?
Whole practice - this gives a wide range of experiences
What are the four key processes of observational learning/ social learning theory?
Attention
Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation
Who might be best to give demonstrations when learning using observational learning/ social learning?
Significant others e.g.
Captain, parents, role model, coach