Social Learning Theory Flashcards
What is the ARMM model?
A - attention - the extent we notice certain behaviours
R - retention - how well behaviour is remembered
M - motor reproduction - the ability the observer performs the behaviour
M - motivation - the will to perform the behaviour which is determined by whether the behaviour was punished or rewarded
What is a role model?
Individual that is observed
Usually someone whose older, the same sex but with a higher authority
Live –> parents
Symbolic –> celebrities
What does imitation mean?
Copying the behaviour of others
Usually shown by a role model and copied if the observer feels capable
If the consequence is positive, it is more likely to be imitated
What is modelling?
Imitating the behaviour of a role model
What is identification?
When an observer relates to the role model and feels similar
What is vicarious reinforcement?
Observation of someone else being rewarded leads to indirect reinforcement of the observer
What is the meditational processes?
Thoughts and processes that influence learning and come between stimulus and response
What is the social learning theory?
Learning through observation and imitation