Ch. 6.14-16 - Learning Without Reinforcement, The Risks of Observational Learning, Neural Mechanisms of Social Learning

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What are mirror neurons?

Cells that fire both when performing an action and when observing another individual perform the same action.

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How can mirror neurons be influenced?

By the inferred intention of the environment.

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What is imitation?

Recreating a motor behavior or expression, often to accomplish a specific goal.

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What is over-imitation in humans?

Humans often copy actions of others even when some steps are unnecessary.

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Can media affect behavior?

Media can influence what we perceive as normal and desensitize viewers to certain behaviors.

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What is the relationship between violent media and aggression?

There is a positive correlation between exposure to violent media and aggressive thoughts and behavior, but correlation does not equal causation.

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What are some confounding factors in media research?

'Third' variables, such as home environment, can influence results; ecological validity is also a concern because lab studies may not reflect real-world settings.

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What is latent learning?

Learning that occurs without immediate expression and is revealed only when reinforcement or opportunity arises.