Initiation

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Most people shop: learning approach suggests that beginning of shopping addiction may be direct experience of having good time shopping
Role models and vicarious reinforcement: occurs when a learner observes a model's behaviour being rewarded
· If you observe role models enjoying shopping and its outcomes, you are likely to experience vicarious reinforcement
· Observer indirectly experiences the benefits or see’s the advantages of shopping through the model, which may trigger the desire to shop
Celebrities and adverts:
·         Advertisements display characteristics presenting enjoyment, pleasure or success from the product
·         Celebrities are effective models because of their association with success and glamourous lifestyles
·         If an observer identifies with a celebrity, they are likely to imitate their behaviours, like shopping.

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Initiation

Cards (3)

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5.2.1 The Behaviourist Approach

5.2.2 Social Learning Theory

1.1 The Sociological Approach

16.2.1 The Top-Down Approach

17.4.1 Learning Theory

4.3.2 Distance Learning

5.4 The Biological Approach

5.3 The Cognitive Approach

12.7 The Importance of an Interactionist Approach

4.4 The Cognitive Approach to Explaining Depression

6.1.2 Social Learning Theory

5.5 The Psychodynamic Approach

4.2 The Behavioural Approach to Explaining Phobias

16.2.2 The Bottom-Up Approach

1.3.2 Impact on Learning

2.4.1 Readiness for Learning

2.4.2 Discovery Learning

Unit 3: Development and Learning

1. The sociological approach

1. The sociological approach