social learning theory
Cards (23)
- What does social learning theory recognize as important in learning?
- Why can't classical or operant conditioning alone explain learning?
- How do humans and animals use information about others' behavior?
- What does Bandura suggest about learning through observation?
- What role do mediational processes play in social learning theory?
- What is a limitation of social learning theory according to the text?
- Why are lab studies criticized in the context of social learning theory?
- What was suggested about children's behavior in the Bobo doll research?
- What does the criticism of the Bobo doll research imply about children's learning of aggression?
- What is one strength of social learning theory mentioned in the text?
- How do SLT principles help explain cultural norms?
- What behaviors can SLT principles help understand?
- Why does the application of SLT increase its value?
- What did Bandura et al. (1961) record in their study?
- What behavior did the adult exhibit towards the Bobo doll in Bandura's study?
- How did children who observed aggressive behavior act later with toys?
- What was the difference in behavior between children who saw aggressive and non-aggressive adults?
- What was the focus of Study B by Bandura and Walters (1963)?
- What were the three groups in Study B exposed to?
- What was the outcome for the group that saw the adult praised?
- How did the aggression levels compare among the three groups in Study B?
- What does Study A illustrate about Social Learning Theory (SLT)?
- What does Study B illustrate about SLT?