Learning Theory 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAttachmentASAQA Created by: meredithCreated on: 28-09-13 22:17 What does Operant Conditioing presume? Mother and baby don't love each other at birth but become attached as behaviours toward each other are rewarded 1 of 12 What kind of reward is it for mother when the baby stops crying after attention? Negative Reward- because uncomfortable situation has stopped 2 of 12 What then happens regarding attention giving and negative rewards? Giving of attention will become more frequent 3 of 12 When the baby cries, what does mum give to it? Mum gives food to it so that rewards the behaviour- Baby learns crying will get mothers attention 4 of 12 When baby leans crying will bring attention, what happens to the baby's crying? Behaviours become more frequent and intense AND ATTACHMENT GROWS 5 of 12 For operant conditioning in 1950s what was seen as the main reward? Milk main reward that caused babies to attach to feeders 6 of 12 Classical Conditioing Assumes that the mother is paired many times with being fed and the pleasure on being with mother- Baby comes to love being with mum 7 of 12 Mother Neutral stimulus 8 of 12 Being fed/ Pleasure of being fed Unconditioned stimulus 9 of 12 Pleasure on being with mother Conditioned response 10 of 12 Who was involved with Social Learning Theory Hay and Vespo 11 of 12 What did Vespo and Hay propose? In addition, attachment behaviour was modelled by parents- So baby learns to attach to others via Observational Learning 12 of 12
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