Social learning theory Flashcards
Define vicarious learning
When we watch others get rewarded or punished for behaviour, then we imitate the behaviour depending on the consequences
Define reciprocal determinism
When the individual and the environment interact and impact on each other shaping our behaviour
Define vicarious reinforcement
Rewards - increase likelihood of behaviour in the future
Punishment - decrease likelihood of behaviour in future
What is self-efficacy?
Children develop confidence in their ability to carry out aggressive acts leading to behaviour being repeated.
How do children learn aggressive behaviour according to the SLT?
through observation and imitation
In order for social learning to take place what did Bandura say needs to happen?
child must form mental representations of events in their social environment
Child must also represent future