Social Learning Theory (OCR A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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What SLT adds to behaviourism
What SLT adds to behaviourism
Mediating processes between stimuli & responses
Role of cognitive processes in SLT
Role of cognitive processes in SLT
Essential for learning to take place
SLT described as bridge between
SLT described as bridge between
Behaviourism and cognitive approach
Attention stage in SLT
Attention stage in SLT
Individual observes a model's behaviour
Retention stage in SLT
Retention stage in SLT
Must remember the observed behaviour
Reproduction stage in SLT
Reproduction stage in SLT
Must be able to replicate observed behaviour
Motivation stage in SLT
Motivation stage in SLT
Considers rewards & punishments following behaviour
Vicarious reinforcement
Vicarious reinforcement
Seeing model being positively reinforced
Effect of vicarious reinforcement
Effect of vicarious reinforcement
Makes imitation more likely to occur
Identification in SLT
Identification in SLT
Imitation more likely if identify with model
Examples of identification factors
Examples of identification factors
Similar age, gender, social status