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Social Learning Theory
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What does SLT suggest ?
The
learning
occurs both directly in
CC
and
OC
and indirectly through vicarious reinforcement
What are the following stages of learning that are assumed to occur during SLT?
Observer
identifies themselves with the
role
models
Model acts a
certain
behaviour and the observer tends to copy it
The likelihood of the observer
copying
the behaviour is increased if the model is seen the vicarious
reinforce
or rewarded
The
consequence
of the observed behaviour was more important than observing the behaviour alone
What is a
role model
?
Someone whom the observer identifies with
What characteristics does the role model usually have?
Attractive
High social status
Similar in age
Same gender
What are the two types of
modelling
?
Live and symbolic
What does a symbolic model mean?
Actions are portrayed in another medium like television, videotapes, computer games
What does a live model mean -
Someone
performing the
behaviour
in
front
of the
observer
What is
identification
- The process where the
observer relates
/
associates themselves
with the
role model
What is vicarious reinforcement - Type of
indirect learning
where the
observer learns
by
watching
their
role model
be
rewarded
for a
certain behaviour
What does vicarious reinforcement do -
Motivates
the
observer
to
imitate
the
behaviour
by judging the
likelihood
of receiving a
similar outcome
What does meditation processes mean - It's a
cognitive
process that
mediates
between a
stimulus
and a
response
What are the 5 meditational processes -
Attention
Retention
Motivation
Motor ability
What does
attention
mean - The observer must
pay attention
to the
model
What does retention mean - The
observer
must be able to
remember
the
behaviour
they observed
What does motivation mean - The
observers
must be
willing
to demonstrate what they
learned
What does
motor ability
mean - They need to have the
ability
to
repeat
the behaviour they
observed