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vicarious reinforcement

  • imitation of behaviour seen rewarding

  • occurs through someone else being reinforced 

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meditational process

cognitive factors that influence learning. come between stimulus+response

  • attention

  • retention-how well remembered

  • motor reproduction

  • motivation

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identification

imitate people they identify with, role models- posses similar characteristics, higher status

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bandura research

bobo doll

  • young children

  • -observe adult acting aggressive- hitting with Hamer, shouting (G1), adult not acting aggressive (CONTROL)

  • behave aggressive when see aggressive behaviour from adult

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BANDURA STUDY B

  • videos- behave agressive

  • G1- Praised

  • G2- punished

  • CONTROL- no punish or praise

showed aggression mostly in condition where praised

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A03- lab study

LIMITATION

  • demand characteristics

  • kids behave the way they thought- may have thought striking the bobo doll= purpose

  • tells little about how children learn agression in real life.

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AO3-real world application

STRENGTH

  • how children learn aggressive behaviours through media, family, and environment.

  • bandura- children who observed aggressive adult models= likely to imitate aggression.

  • supports the idea that children can learn aggression through observation and imitation of role models

  • assist on real life: Parenting: Encouraging non-aggressive role models; parents can model prosocial behaviours

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AO3- cognitive factors

STRENGTH

  • considers cognitive (mental) processes in learning — which is an improvement over traditional behaviourism.

  • Unlike classical and operant conditioning (only on direct stimulus-response learning), SLT includes internal mental processes  (mediational processes) happen between stimulus and response.

  • More comprehensive than behaviourism-explains learning as interaction between: Environment and Cognition

  • explain why some behaviours are imitated and others aren’t.,

  • a child might observe an aggressive act, but choose not to imitate it because:

    • They didn’t pay attention,

  • Makes SLT more flexible and realistic