Social learning: observational learning (Bandura) Flashcards
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What did bandura suggest in his social learning theory
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Suggested that we learn by watching and replicating the actions of other ‘model’ performers, whome we respect and admire
2
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What are models know as
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Significant others
3
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Give examples of significant others
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Family, coaches, teachers, peers, role models in the media
4
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What are learners more likely to copy
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- significant others
- Models that have similar characteristics (age, gender)
- Actions that are successful
- Actions that are reinforced
5
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What are the 4 key processes Bandura suggested we learn new skills by
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- Attention
- Retention
- Motor production
- Motivation
6
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Describe attention process
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- Coach ensures performer concentrates on model
- Coach points out key cues in demonstration
- Model should be attractive (use role model)
- Model should be accurate
7
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Describe retention process
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- Coach ensures performer remembers demonstration/ mental image
- Demonstration should be repeated
- A clear mental image should be created through visualisation or mental rehearsal
8
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Describe motor production process
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Performer must be physically and mentally able to copey the model demonstration
9
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Describe motivation process
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- Performer must have determination to copy and learn skill
- Coach could generate this by praise or reward