Learning approaches

Albert Bandura is associated with which learning theory?

• social learning

• experiential learning

• cognitive learning

• constructivist

Learning through "conditioning" is most associated with which theory?

• Cognitive learning

• Constructivism

• Social Learning

• Behaviorism

Learning is constructed though our prior knowledge and the on-going interactions and experiences we have

• Behaviorism

• Social Learning theory

• Experiential

  learning

• Cognitive learning

Jean Piaget is known for:

• experiments on aggression

• stages of cognitive development

• zone of proximity and scaffolding

• classical conditioning research

According to the Social Learning Theory, how many meditational processes does it take to learn?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The most important part of social learning is the presence of:

• experience

• role model

• A doll

• reinforcement

Children cannot learn something if they are not developmental ready to learn. This is a key part of what theory?

• Experiential learning

• Social Learning

• Cognitive

• Behaviorism

The learner may imitate a role model's behavior but, in general, imitation only occurs if the behavior is seen to be:

• rewarded

• punished

• desirable

• fun

When the learner observes a behavior but most importantly observes the consequences of a behavior it is ____________________which may cause them NOT to imitate the behavior

• reinforcements- reward

• classical conditioning

• vicarious reinforcement

• operant conditioning is

One of the conclusions of Bandura's experiences was:

• Boys showed less aggression when a female role model was present

• Girls showed more physical aggression when a female role model was present

• Girls showed no aggressive responses

• Girls showed more aggression verbally to the female role model