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Operant conditioning
A method of learning that uses
rewards
and
punishment
to modify behaviour
Operant conditioning requirements
Conditioning through connecting a
stimulus
to a
response
(S-R bond)
structure the situation (
environment
manipulated)
behaviour is
changed
/
modified
trail
and
error
takes place
reinforcement
used to strengthen correct S-R bond
Cognitive learning theory
The belief that ‘the
whole
is greater than the sum of the
parts’
learner will solve the problem by drawing on
previous experiences
Observational/social learning theory
relates to learning taking place through
copying
others
(model). It’s a form of
visual
learning
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