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What does 'modeling' refer to?
What does 'modeling' refer to?
- Learning by watching others
- Pattering your behavior after someone else (correct)
- Learning through experience
- None of the above
What is observational learning?
What is observational learning?
Learning by watching other people.
What does 'vicarious' learning mean?
What does 'vicarious' learning mean?
Learning through the experience of others without actually doing the action.
Provide an example of observational learning.
Provide an example of observational learning.
Did Raquel successfully model her friend's juggling?
Did Raquel successfully model her friend's juggling?
Albert Bandura stated there are four things that must happen to observe and model behavior: pay attention, remember details, be able to repeat the action successfully, and be _____.
Albert Bandura stated there are four things that must happen to observe and model behavior: pay attention, remember details, be able to repeat the action successfully, and be _____.
What is a benefit of observational learning?
What is a benefit of observational learning?
What does Bandura's Bobo Doll Experiment demonstrate?
What does Bandura's Bobo Doll Experiment demonstrate?
Flashcards
Modeling
Modeling
Copying someone else's behavior.
Observational Learning
Observational Learning
Learning by watching others.
Vicarious Learning
Vicarious Learning
Learning from others' experiences without doing it yourself.
Observational Learning Example
Observational Learning Example
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Modeling Success
Modeling Success
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Bandura's Observational Learning Factors
Bandura's Observational Learning Factors
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Bobo Doll Experiment
Bobo Doll Experiment
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Observational Learning benefit
Observational Learning benefit
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Study Notes
Observational Learning Concepts
- Modeling: The process of patterning one's behavior after someone else, crucial for learning skills and behaviors through observation.
- Observational Learning: A method of learning that occurs by watching others, allowing individuals to acquire new behaviors without direct experience.
- Vicarious Learning: Gaining knowledge through the experiences and actions of others, without physically engaging in the behavior oneself.
Examples of Observational Learning
- Colleen observes her friends teasing a classmate but chooses not to participate due to indifference.
- Janice learns from her older sister's consequences for breaking curfew and decides to avoid similar behavior.
- Raquel desires to learn juggling by watching her friend but struggles to replicate the skill, demonstrating an incomplete modeling process.
Factors Affecting Modeling Behavior (Albert Bandura's Theory)
- Attention: Essential to focus on the person modeling the behavior.
- Retention: Remembering the details of the observed action is critical.
- Reproduction: The ability to successfully repeat the action observed.
- Motivation: A compelling drive to engage in the behavior witnessed.
Benefits of Observational Learning
- Learning from others' mistakes allows individuals to avoid similar pitfalls without firsthand experiences.
- Observing successful behaviors can inspire motivation to attempt the same.
- Seeing others quit negative habits may encourage individuals to cease their own detrimental actions.
Bobo Doll Experiment Insights
- Conducted by Albert Bandura, this experiment aimed to illustrate that children are likely to imitate aggressive behaviors exhibited by adults in their environment.
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