Unit 1 - LAA3 - Social Learning Theory Flashcards

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1
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What is learning through?

A

Observation and imitation of role models

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2
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Who developed Social Learning Theory?

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Albert Bandura

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3
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What cognitive processes does Social Learning Theory include?

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Watching, paying attention, remembering & choice of role models.

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4
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The more ___________ the observer is to the model, the more likely they are to imitate.

A

Similar

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5
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Why might an observer feel similar to a model?

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Age or gender

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A role model will be more likely to be imitated if they are seen as ……

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high status

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What are the mediational processes?

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Attention, Retention, Reproduction and Motivation

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8
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What does ARRM stand for?

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Attention, Retention, Reproduction and Motivation

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9
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What is the ability to perform a behaviour?

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Reproduction

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10
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We are more motivated to imitated a behaviour if we see a person ….

A

rewarded

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In terms of motivation, we are less likely to imitate behaviour if we see a person …

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punished.

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12
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What term is used for learning from others?

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Vicarious

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13
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A type of reinforcement which is received by observing another person who is rewarded for behaviour.

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Vicarious Reinforcement

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If a children are going to imitate behaviour then by definition they must be able to remember the behaviour they have witnessed.

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Mental representation

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15
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Why is Lucy copying? Lucy watches Mary copies her but doesn’t copy Dan.

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Identification - similarity

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16
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Hugh watches what his dad does and imitates him.

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Identification - Status

17
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What is the part of mediational process where information is stored in memory.

A

Retention

18
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The media could ensure people who show aggression are punished. What is this strength?

A

Practical applications

19
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Sarah watched Marisa given a sweet for cleaning up. Sarah copied this. What is this?

A

Vicarious reinforcement

20
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Adil hears Saad being told off for talking in class. Adil never imitates this. What is this?

A

Vicarious punishment

21
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A teacher gives a star of the week award to Suhail. Every student tries harder next week. What is this?

A

Vicarious reinforcement

22
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Denzel punches a boy in class. Marius sees this and decides never to punch any one. What is this?

A

Vicarious Punishment

23
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A class see a video of a boy given praise for how nicely he plays with a dog. The class copy his behaviour when a dog is brought into the class.

A

Vicarious reinforcement

24
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What happens between environment and stimulus response?

A

Mediational processes

25
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Kenzie copies what Maggie does. Not what Josh does. What is this?

A

Identification - Similarity

26
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Tom copies his favourite footballers behaviour. What is this?

A

Identification - Status

27
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Bea copies what another 5 year old does rather than a what a 3 year old does.

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Identification - Age