Exploring Complex Learning Theories

Which of the following best describes Social Learning?

• Learning through direct personal experience.

• Learning by observing and imitating others.

• Learning through trial and error.

• Learning through sudden insight.

What is Latent Learning?

• Learning that is immediately demonstrated through behaviour.

• Learning that occurs without any obvious reinforcement and is not immediately expressed.

• Learning that involves a sudden realisation of a problem's solution.

• Learning through repeated attempts and failures.

Trial and Error Learning is best exemplified by which of the following scenarios?

• A child learning to ride a bicycle by watching others.

• A rat navigating a maze by trying different paths until it finds the exit.

• A student solving a maths problem by suddenly realising the solution.

• A dog learning to sit by receiving treats when it performs the action.

Which of the following is an example of Social Learning?

• A person learning to cook by reading a recipe book.

• A child learning to speak by listening to and imitating their parents.

• A scientist discovering a new theory through experimentation.

• A student memorising facts for an exam.

In Latent Learning, when is the learned behaviour typically demonstrated?

• Immediately after learning.

• Only when there is a motivation or reason to demonstrate it.

• During the learning process itself.

• It is never demonstrated.

What is a key characteristic of Insight Learning?

• It involves gradual learning through reinforcement.

• It is a slow process that requires repeated practice.

• It involves a sudden and clear understanding of a problem's solution.

• It is based on trial and error.

Which of the following best describes Trial and Error Learning?

• Learning by observing others and copying their actions.

• Learning that is hidden until there is a need to demonstrate it.

• Learning through repeated attempts and adjusting based on mistakes.

• Learning through a sudden flash of insight.