Social Learning Theory

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Social Learning Theory


  • A learning theory that takes into account the fact that thoughts and feelings influence learning.

  • Necessary components include

  • Vicarious learning

  • Self-control

  • Self-efficacy


Vicarious Learning


  • Learning that occurs when one person (the learner) learns a behavior by watching another person (the model) perform the behavior.

  • Conditions required for vicarious learning to take place:

  • Learner observes the model when the model is performing the behavior

  • Learner accurately perceives model’s behavior

  • Learner must remember the behavior

  • Learner must have the skills and abilities to perform the behavior

  • Learner must see that the model receives reinforcement for the behavior in question

  • Learners can also learn from situations in which models get punished.

  • Role models can be positive or negative.
 
Social Learning Theory


  • A learning theory that takes into account the fact that thoughts and feelings influence learning.

  • Necessary components include

  • Vicarious learning

  • Self-control

  • Self-efficacy


Vicarious Learning


  • Learning that occurs when one person (the learner) learns a behavior by watching another person (the model) perform the behavior.

  • Conditions required for vicarious learning to take place:

  • Learner observes the model when the model is performing the behavior

  • Learner accurately perceives model’s behavior

  • Learner must remember the behavior

  • Learner must have the skills and abilities to perform the behavior

  • Learner must see that the model receives reinforcement for the behavior in question

  • Learners can also learn from situations in which models get punished.

  • Role models can be positive or negative.

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