4.3.2 Mediational Processes

• Social Learning Theory (SLT) was developed by Albert Bandura
• Observation is a key concept in Social Learning Theory.
• Match the learning theory with its key concept:

  Social Learning Theory ↔️ Observation

  Classical Conditioning ↔️ Associations

  Operant Conditioning ↔️ Reinforcement
• Order the mediational processes in Social Learning Theory (SLT) as they occur:

  1️⃣ Attention

  2️⃣ Retention

  3️⃣ Reproduction

  4️⃣ Motivation
• In SLT, learners must pay attention to the model's behavior and its consequences
• Retention involves encoding and storing observed behavior in memory.
• Match the mediational process with its description:

  Attention ↔️ Focusing on the model's behavior

  Retention ↔️ Retaining the information

  Reproduction ↔️ Performing the behavior

  Motivation ↔️ Willingness to imitate
• Who developed Social Learning Theory?

  Albert Bandura
• Social Learning Theory emphasizes cognitive mediation, whereas classical conditioning does not.
• The first mediational process in SLT is attention
• Match the type of retention with its description:

  Visual ↔️ Remembering images

  Verbal ↔️ Remembering auditory information

  Motor ↔️ Remembering physical movements
• Effective retention is necessary for successful imitation in SLT.
• What are the three types of retention in SLT?

  Visual, verbal, motor
• What are the four Mediational Processes in Social Learning Theory (SLT)?

  Attention, Retention, Reproduction, Motivation
• Arrange the Mediational Processes in Social Learning Theory (SLT) in the correct order.

  1️⃣ Attention

  2️⃣ Retention

  3️⃣ Reproduction

  4️⃣ Motivation
• Attention in SLT refers to the learner's focus on the model's behavior and its consequences.
• Factors influencing attention include the model's characteristics and the learner's motivation.
• What is the role of retention in Social Learning Theory (SLT)?

  Memory encoding and storage
• Learners must retain information to reproduce it later.
• Match the type of retention with its description.

  Visual Retention ↔️ Remembering images

  Verbal Retention ↔️ Remembering auditory information

  Motor Retention ↔️ Remembering physical movements
• Effective retention ensures behaviors can be successfully imitated and modeled.
• What are the three types of retention in Social Learning Theory (SLT)?

  Visual, verbal, motor
• What is visual retention in Social Learning Theory?

  Remembering images and colors
• Effective retention ensures behaviors can be successfully imitated and modeled
• Match the type of retention with its description:

  Visual ↔️ Remembering images

  Verbal ↔️ Remembering auditory information

  Motor ↔️ Remembering physical movements
• Retention is a mediational process in Social Learning Theory.
• What is the primary role of retention in Social Learning Theory?

  Reproducing observed behavior
• Successful motor reproduction depends on physical abilities, practice, and self-efficacy
• Motivation in Social Learning Theory is influenced by reinforcement and expectations.
• What is the effect of positive reinforcement on motivation in Social Learning Theory?

  Increases willingness to imitate
• Match the mediational process with its example:

  Attention ↔️ Students watching a dynamic teacher

  Retention ↔️ Remembering key steps of a math method

  Reproduction ↔️ Applying the learned math technique

  Motivation ↔️ Desire to achieve good grades
• What are the four mediational processes in Social Learning Theory?

  Attention, retention, reproduction, motivation
• Arrange the mediational processes in Social Learning Theory in their correct order:

  1️⃣ Attention

  2️⃣ Retention

  3️⃣ Reproduction

  4️⃣ Motivation
• What is the role of motivation in observational learning?

  Encourages action
• Social Learning Theory was developed by Albert Bandura.
• The key concept in Social Learning Theory is observation, imitation, and modeling
• Match the learning theory with its developer:

  Social Learning Theory ↔️ Albert Bandura

  Classical Conditioning ↔️ Ivan Pavlov

  Operant Conditioning ↔️ B.F. Skinner
• What is the first mediational process in Social Learning Theory?

  Attention
• Retention involves storing observed information in memory.
• Reproduction in Social Learning Theory requires the ability to perform the behavior