1.3.3 Effects of Learning on Development

• What is the process of acquiring new knowledge, skills, behaviors, or values through experience, practice, or instruction called?

  Learning
• Match the type of development with its definition:

  Physical Development ↔️ Changes in the body

  Cognitive Development ↔️ Changes in thinking

  Social/Emotional Development ↔️ Changes in interactions
• What are the three main types of learning theories?

  Classical, Operant, Social
• What is observational learning based on?

  Observing others' behaviors
• What does development involve according to the study material?

  Biological maturation and learning
• The different aspects of development are interconnected and influence each other as a person grows and matures.


  True
• In Classical Conditioning, learning occurs through the pairing of a neutral stimulus with a stimulus that naturally produces a response
• What is observational learning in Social Learning Theory?

  Learning by watching others
• In Operant Conditioning, behaviors are strengthened or weakened by their consequences
• Social Learning Theory is closely related to operant conditioning because it considers the role of consequences in learning behaviors.


  True
• In classical conditioning, learning occurs through association
• Learning theories shape preferences, habits, emotional responses, and the acquisition of new skills
• Match the type of learning with its definition:

  Classical Conditioning ↔️ Learning through association

  Operant Conditioning ↔️ Learning through consequences

  Observational Learning ↔️ Learning by observing others
• Different aspects of development are interconnected and influence each other
• In classical conditioning, a neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus
• What is the main focus of operant conditioning?

  Behavior and consequences
• Operant conditioning helps shape behaviors and develop skills
• Social Learning Theory emphasizes the role of observation and modeling
• Social Learning Theory is closely related to operant conditioning because both consider the role of consequences in learning.


  True
• Classical conditioning can only lead to negative emotional responses.

  False
• Different types of learning play important roles in an individual's cognitive and behavioral development.


  True
• The different aspects of development are interconnected and influence each other as a person grows.

  True
• In Operant Conditioning, behaviors that are rewarded are more likely to be repeated.


  True
• Classical Conditioning can influence preferences, habits, and emotional responses
• What does cognitive development involve?

  Thinking and problem-solving
• Match the learning theory with its key concept:

  Classical Conditioning ↔️ Learning through association

  Operant Conditioning ↔️ Learning through consequences

  Social Learning Theory ↔️ Learning through observation
• Classical conditioning can influence preferences, habits, and emotional responses.


  True
• What are some examples of outcomes shaped by operant conditioning?

  Habits, skills, motivation
• In Classical Conditioning, a neutral stimulus is paired with an unconditioned stimulus, leading to a conditioned response
• What are the three main types of learning theories that affect development?

  Classical, operant, observational
• What is observational learning and how does it affect behavior?

  Learning by observing others
• What changes occur during cognitive development?

  Thinking, intelligence, problem-solving
• How does observational learning differ from operant conditioning?

  Observing others without direct experience
• Classical conditioning can lead to phobias or positive associations.

  True
• Match the element of operant conditioning with its example:

  Positive Reinforcement ↔️ Giving a child a sticker for cleaning their room

  Negative Reinforcement ↔️ Turning off a loud alarm when you wake up on time

  Positive Punishment ↔️ Scolding a child for hitting their sibling

  Negative Punishment ↔️ Taking away a child's phone for missing curfew
• Operant conditioning focuses on the relationship between a behavior and its consequences.

  True
• Key concepts of Social Learning Theory in the correct order:

  1️⃣ Observation

  2️⃣ Imitation

  3️⃣ Modeling

  4️⃣ Reinforcement
• Observational learning can influence the development of social skills and emotional intelligence
• By observing others, individuals can learn new skills and behaviors without direct experience
• Classical Conditioning involves learning through association