Chapter 6: Conditioning & Learning - Modelling and Self-Managed Behaviour

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Vocabulary flashcards covering Albert Bandura's observational learning theory, modelling steps, and self-managed behaviour techniques including the Premack Principle and methods to break bad habits.

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Model

Someone who serves as an example.

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Modelling or Observational Learning

Learning that occurs by watching and imitating actions of another person or by noting consequences of a person's actions, occurring before direct practice is allowed.

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Albert Bandura

The psychologist who created modelling theory with classic Bo-Bo Doll (inflatable clown) experiments.

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Bo-Bo Doll Experiments

Classic experiments utilizing an inflatable clown that were used by Albert Bandura to establish modelling theory.

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Steps to Successful Modelling

A four-step process: (1) Pay attention to model, (2) Remember what was done, (3) Reproduce modelled behaviour, and (4) Behaviour is more likely to recur if a model is successful or his/her behavior is rewarded.

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Premack Principle

Any high frequency response used to reinforce a low frequency response (e.g., no GameBoy until you finish your homework).

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Self-Recording

Self-management based on keeping records of response frequencies.

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Behavioural Contract

A formal written contract stating behaviours to be changed and consequences that apply.

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Alternate Responses

A method to break bad habits by trying to get the same reinforcement with a new response.

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Extinction (Habit Breaking)

A method to break bad habits by trying to discover what is reinforcing an unwanted response and removing, avoiding, or delaying the reinforcement.

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Response Chains

A method to break bad habits by scrambling the chain of events that leads to an undesired response.

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Cues and Antecedents

A method to break bad habits by trying to avoid, narrow down, or remove stimuli that elicit the bad habit.

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Behavioural Contracting Steps

The process of stating a specific problem behaviour to control or goal to achieve; stating rewards, forfeited privileges, or punishments; and typing the contract, signing it, and having a trusted person sign it.