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What is learning?

What is learning?


Behaviorism

S > RSR

Cognitivism

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Humanism

emotional development
SRinformation processing

Ivan Pavlov

1904

Ivan Petrovich
Pavlov, 1849-1936


1870
1879
1890Pavlov

Pavlov12

Victor

1936

Pavlovs Classical Conditioning


1849-1936

(learning through stimulus substitution)

Pavlov(Pavlov

Pavlovs Classical Conditioning


()

UCS (unconditioned stimulus)


/
UCR (unconditioned response)
/
CS (conditioned stimulus)
/
CR (conditioned response)
/

Activity:

John Watson

(1930)

John B. Watson18781958

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Watsons Behaviorism (environmentalism)

Watsons Behaviorism (environmentalism)


1878-1958
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6. Pavlov>
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8. Pavlov Watson
contiguity S>R
()

Thorndikes Connectionism

SR
stamping in S-R bond
stamping out S-R bond

S-R

Thorndike

Thorndikes Connectionism

puzzle box
1.
2.S>R :
S-R bond
S-R bond

S-R bond
S-R bond
S-R bond

3. transfer of learning

Skinners Operant Conditioning


() 1904-1990

Respondent Behavior
/
Operant Behavior

SR

Burrhus Fredric Skinner


Skinner

1904

1928


Skinner
Box

Skinner Box

Skinners Box

/ punishment

e.g.

e.g.

penalty
/

e.g.

e.g.

Katie

Katie

Linda

Activity

Penaltypunishment

8070 60

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contingent reinforcement

SD

SR

/schedule of reinforcement


15


1H/2000

30
6

The best schedule of reinforcement


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shaping /successive approximation

eg.

Activity:

Shaping

Bandura Walters
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Bandura Walters

Albert Bandura1925
Mundare

1951

1953

Bandura

1.

model

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3.

4.

Model



superman

5. Sources

of
Reinforcement in Imitation
1)
He is doing just like his father
2
say milk and get milk
3

SKIILottery

6. (The

Effects of

Imitation)

Lord of dance

Attentional Process

Retentional Process

Motor reproduction process

Motivational process

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Pavlov

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Thorndike

Skinner
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Bandura

self-regulation

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