SLT - Meditational processes

What are the meditational processes?

Cognitive processes before deciding to imitate behaviour because imitaion is not autocmatic behaviour

Why do meditational processes exist?

Because imitation is not an automatic behaviour

What are the 4 meditational processes?

Attention

Retention

Reproduction

Motivation

What is the attention meditational process?

A behaviour has to grab our attention to be imitated

What part of the meditational process is that A behaviour has to grab our attention to be imitated?

Attention

What is the retention part of the meditational process?

A behaviour has to be remembered to be imitated

What part of the meditational process is that a behaviour has to be remembered to be imitated?

Retention

What is the reproduction part of the meditational process?

Deciding whether or not to imitate behaviour

Sometimes limited by factors such as physical ability

What part of the meditational process is Deciding whether or not to imitate behaviour

Sometimes limited by factors such as physical ability?

Reproduction

Name 1 factor that can effect decision to imitate behaviour

Physical ability

What is the motivation part of the meditational processes?

Rewards + punishments that follow behaviour considered by observer

If rewards outweigh cost behaviour likely to be imitated

What part of meditational process is Rewards + punishments that follow behaviour considered by observer

If rewards outweigh cost behaviour likely to be imitated?

Motivation

When is a behaviour likely to be imitated?

If decided that rewards outweigh the cost at motivational stage of meditational process

What is the 1st stage of the meditational process?

Attention

What is the 2nd stage of the meditational process?

Retention

What is the 3rd stage of the meditational process?

Reproduction

What is the 4th stage of the meditational process?

Motivation