perdev assessment #2 Flashcards

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individual differences is divided into three:

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gender differences, social groups or affiliations, occupation

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2
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Social learning theory is created by

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Albert Bandura

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3
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Canadian-american psychologist

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albert bandura

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4
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what is albert banduras famous experiment that was conducted in the early 1960s

it demonstrated that children could learn behaviors through observations and imitation of adults

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bobo doll experiment

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5
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albert bandura emphasized the importance of:

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observing
modelling
imitating the behaviors
attitudes
emotional reactions of others

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6
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it focuses on the learning that occurs within a social context

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social learning theory

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7
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most human behaviors is learned through

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observation specifically modelling

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8
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what are the three basic social learning concepts:

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observational learning
intrinsic reinforcement
the modelling process

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9
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people can learn through observation

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observational learning

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10
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mental state are important for learning

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intrinsic reinforcement

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11
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learning does not lead to a change in behavior

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the modelling process

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11
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three models of observational learning

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live model
verbal instructional model
symbolic model

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12
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an actual individual demonstrating or acting out a behavior

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live model

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13
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descriptions and explanations of a behavior

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verbal instructional model

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14
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real or fictional characters displaying behaviors

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symbolic model

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15
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form of internal reward such as pride, satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment

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intrinsic reinforcement

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15
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the four conditions to ensure effective modeling

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attention
retention
reproduction
motivation

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16
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the first step in the observational learning process

for effective learning an individual must pay —— to the model exhibiting the desired behavior

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attention

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17
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ability of an individual to remember or retain the information and behavior they have observed in others

18
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an individual replicates or imitates the behavior they observed in others

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reproduction

18
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a crucial step in the learning process

19
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according to this theory, learning occurs not only through direct experience but also through observation and modeling

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reproduction

20
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shaped by observational experiences, expected outcomes, reinforcement and personal belief in one’s ability.

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motivation

21
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happens when a certain behavior is imitated by another individual

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reciprocal determinism

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factors that influences self concept and self esteem
- the way individuals compare themselves to others - the extent to which they identify with other people - the way others react to them
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ones abstract and general idea about him/herself
self concept
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refers to your perception of yourself and how you define and understand yourself
self concept
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refers to a positive or negative self evaluation
self esteem
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valuation that is pleasing and acceptable
positive self esteem
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feeling distraught or down and unaccepted
negative self esteem
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refers to how much you value yourself
self worth
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refers to your belief and confidence that you can accomplish tasks and control your environment
self efficacy
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refers to the varying ways in which you can think about yourself
self complexity
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clearly seeing your inner self
internal self awareness
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involves understanding how others see you
external self awareness
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ability to know yourself extensively
self awareness
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according to psychologist ------ and ---------- when you focus on yourself you tend to compare what you currently observe to the standards you set for yourself
Shelly Duval, Robert Wicklund Self Awareness Theory
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steps to become more self aware
delay gratification take feedback constructively reflect often use tools to know yourself let go of biases ask yourself why
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means understanding your urges and impulses better.
delay gratification
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means you should accept and consider suggestions or criticisms from others positively using them to understand you better and improve
take feedback constructively
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means to regularly think about your thoughts, feelings and action, by taking the time to consider your experiences and how they influence you
reflect often
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means utilizing various methods or resources to better understand your thoughts, feelings and behaviors
use tools to know yourself
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means to recognize and release any preconceived notions or judgments you may have about people, situations or ideas
let go of biases
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she is a graduate student from department of psychology at texas A&M university that researched the sense of self
Elizabeth Seto
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means to reflect on your thoughts feeling and actions to understand the reasons behind them this process helps you gain insight into your motivation and behaviors making you more self aware
ask yourself why
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according to Elizabeth Seto what does sense of self mean
being who you are is when you experience a sense of agency and feel you are in control
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when learning about others opinions, a person tends to incorporate in his or her frame of thinking the values that he or she associates with objects or ideas.
Christopher Cascio