Social Cognitive Theory: Observational Learning 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Early Years Care and EducationEducational PyschologyUniversityNone Created by: megan loaneCreated on: 28-04-15 16:07 What are the four elements of observational learning? Attention, Retention, Production and Motivation 1 of 10 What does the element attention involve? Paying attention to the model 2 of 10 What does the retention stage involve? Teachers will model the behaviour they want students to imitate 3 of 10 What does the production element involve? Students will try to match their behaviour to the model's 4 of 10 What does the element motivation involve? Students imitate a behaviour believing in doing so it increases their chance of being reinforced 5 of 10 What does reinforcement mean? A consequence that will strengthen ones future behaviour 6 of 10 What are the three types of reinforcement for the motivation stage? Direct, Vicarious and Self Reinforcement 7 of 10 Give an example of direct reinforcement Giving praise or reward 8 of 10 Give an example of vicarious reinforcement Watching others and imitating that behaviour 9 of 10 Give an example of self reinforcement Giving yourself internal praise 10 of 10
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