Social Learning Theory & Gender Development (OCR A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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What SLT explains (gender development)
What SLT explains (gender development)
How we learn gender roles by watching & copying others
Psychologist who introduced SLT
Psychologist who introduced SLT
Albert Bandura
Gender understanding in SLT (innate or learned?)
Gender understanding in SLT (innate or learned?)
Learned from people around us, not innate
First SLT mechanism for gender learning
First SLT mechanism for gender learning
Observing and imitating role models
Examples of role models in SLT
Examples of role models in SLT
Parents, siblings, teachers, TV characters
Definition of vicarious reinforcement
Definition of vicarious reinforcement
Learning from seeing others rewarded/praised for behaviour
Example of vicarious reinforcement (girl & dolls)
Example of vicarious reinforcement (girl & dolls)
Girl sees another praised for dolls, decides to play w/ dolls
Number of steps in Bandura's learning model
Number of steps in Bandura's learning model
Four steps
Bandura's 1st step of learning
Bandura's 1st step of learning
Attention - pay attention to others' behaviour
Bandura's 2nd step of learning
Bandura's 2nd step of learning
Retention - remember what we've seen
Bandura's 3rd step of learning
Bandura's 3rd step of learning
Reproduction - be able to do the behaviour
Bandura's 4th step of learning
Bandura's 4th step of learning
Motivation - want to copy the behaviour