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what is obersvational learning

Observational learning is a type of learning where an individual acquires new behaviors by watching and imitating others, without direct reinforcement. It highlights the importance of modeling in learning, as seen in Bandura’s Bobo doll experiment.

what is modeling

Modeling is the process of learning behavior by observing and imitating others. It is a key component of observational learning, where individuals copy actions demonstrated by role models or peers.

Long term potential

Refers to a lasting strengthening of synaptic connections between neurons. This process is thought to be a key mechanism for learning and memory. It's a way the brain changes in response to experience, making it easier to remember things

Long term depression

refers to a persistent form of depression, not a specific type of depression. It is often used to describe conditions like persistent depressive disorder (PDD), which involves a low-grade, persistent depressive mood lasting for at least two years. It can also refer to the neuroscientific process of long-term depression (LTD), where synaptic connections weaken over timE

Nero plasticity

ticity, in the context of psychology, refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life. This adaptation can occur in response to learning, experience, or even in recovery from brain injury. It's not just about the brain changing physically, but also functionally, with new connections and pathways being established

What does the hippocampus do with memory?

For new memory, there was before death there and that store here

What does the inmate have an impact on the?

They are what make you feel joy and anger

how can cognitive factors in learning apply to behavior and mental process

Cognitive factors like attention, memory, and expectations influence how we learn by affecting how information is processed and stored. They shape behavior by guiding decisions and problem-solving, linking mental processes to observable actions.

what insght learnign

Insight learning is a sudden realization or “aha” moment when a solution to a problem becomes clear without trial-and-error. It involves understanding the relationships between parts of a problem, often seen in problem-solving tasks.

what is latent learing

Latent learning is learning that occurs without any obvious reinforcement and is not demonstrated until there is a reason to show it. It reveals that learning can happen passively and be expressed later when needed.

what is cognitive map

Latent learning is learning that occurs without any obvious reinforcement and is not demonstrated until there is a reason to show it. It reveals that learning can happen passively and be expressed later when needed.