Social Learning Theory & Gender Development (OCR A-Level Psychology): Quizzes
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Who introduced Social Learning Theory?
Who introduced Social Learning Theory?
Albert Bandura
According to SLT, how do we learn gender roles?
According to SLT, how do we learn gender roles?
By watching and copying others
What does SLT suggest about our understanding of gender?
What does SLT suggest about our understanding of gender?
It's learned from people around us
Who might children observe as role models for gender behaviour?
Who might children observe as role models for gender behaviour?
Parents, siblings, teachers, TV characters
What is vicarious reinforcement?
What is vicarious reinforcement?
Learning from seeing others rewarded
How many steps are needed for imitating behaviour according to Bandura?
How many steps are needed for imitating behaviour according to Bandura?
Four steps
What does 'attention' mean in Bandura's four steps?
What does 'attention' mean in Bandura's four steps?
Paying attention to others' behaviour
What does 'retention' mean in the learning process?
What does 'retention' mean in the learning process?
Remembering what we've seen
What does 'reproduction' mean in Bandura's model?
What does 'reproduction' mean in Bandura's model?
Being able to do the behaviour
What does 'motivation' mean in the four steps?
What does 'motivation' mean in the four steps?
Wanting to copy the behaviour
