SLT

Question 1

Assumption of SLT

Answer 1

All behaviour is learnt from experiences

Question 2

How is the assumption of SLT different to behaviourism

Answer 2

SLT says that people learn through observation and imitation

Question 3

How is the behaviour learnt in experiences

Answer 3

Through direct and indirect classical and operant conditioning

Question 4

What is identification

Answer 4

An observer associating themselves with a role model and wanting to be like the role model

Question 5

Why is being able to apply SLT to real world behaviours a strength

Answer 5

We can explain cultural differences in behaviour
Increases value of approach
We can use it to explain how cultural norms are transmitted through societies

Question 6

Principles of SLT and what they can account for

Answer 6

Modelling, imitation and reinforcement can account for how children learn behaviour from those around them

Question 7

Who conducted the bobo doll experiment

Answer 7

Bandura

Question 8

what is vicarious reinforcement

Answer 8

explains how we will copy a behaviour if we have experienced a role model being reinforced for the same behaviour due to us wanted to be like the role model and experience them same reinforcement

Question 9

what are the four meditational processes and who were they identified by

Answer 9

Bandura

attention
retention
motor reproduction
motivation