Learning Theorys

Question 1

Operant conditioning

Answer 1

The performer develops a relationship between a stimulus and a response
Aim to strengthen sr bonds

Question 2

What did skinner find out

Answer 2

Conditioning is more effective through manipulation of behaviour
Pleasant consequences will strengthen behaviour unpleasant will weaken behaviour

Question 3

Banduras observational learning

Answer 3

Social learning stated that we learn by observing others
Used by teachers and coaches through demonstration if the behaviour is rewarded it is more likely to be repeated

Question 4

What is darmmm

Answer 4

Demonstration
Attention
Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation
Matching performance

Question 5

What is motor reproduction

Answer 5

The attempt made by the learner at the modelled skill

Question 6

What is motivation stage in darmmm

Answer 6

Learners tend to imitate what they are interested in so this relates why a learner would copy the models performance

Question 7

Drive reduction theory 1951

Answer 7

An athletes drive will impact on the successful completion of a task

Question 8

What is step one of drives theory

Answer 8

Individuals are motivated to achieve and solve problems

Question 9

What is the second step I

Answer 9

When faced with learneing new skills individuals have a drive to achieve effective and competent performance

Question 10

Third step

Answer 10

This leads to goal related behaviour once skill is mastered drive reduced