Week 3: Behaviour

Bandura's theory was called...

• Behaviourism

• Social Learning Theory

• Attachment Theory

• Constructivism

Which pioneer theorised about the Attachment Theory?

• Piaget

• Vygotsky

• Freud

• Bowlby and Ainsworth

Bandura's Social Learning Theory incorporated...

• Observational learning

• Conditioning

• Moral Development

• Self-fulfilling prophecy

What is vicarious reinforcement?

• a reinforcement which is received indirectly by observing another person who is being reinforced

• reinforcement that is done internally. In other words it is something we do to ourselves, although this may be done with external stimulus, such as thanks or smiles

What is intrinsic reinforcement?

• a reinforcement which is received indirectly by observing another person who is being reinforced

• reinforcement that is done internally. In other words it is something we do to ourselves, although this may be done with external stimulus, such as thanks or smiles

Results from the BoBo Doll experiment showed...

• children do not copy others

• children are motivated by sweets

• children will do the opposite of their parents

• children will copy people who are rewarded for their actions

Carl Rogers theory was...

• Conditioning

• Constructivism

• Self-Fulfilling prophecy

• Attunement

What is conditional positive regard?

• Experiencing non-judgmental care and warmth allows children to know they are loved & valued for being who they are.

• The emphasis is that love is given conditionally (with strings attached).

What is monotrophy?

• A game

• how a child has an innate need to form an attachment with a primary care giver- usually the mother.

• recognises the significance of the father figure in teaching children about taking risks, exploration, managing challenges, and facing unfamiliar situations with confidence

• involves being truly present and in tune with your partner, not unlike empathy

What is Attunement?

• A game

• how a child has an innate need to form an attachment with a primary care giver- usually the mother.

• recognises the significance of the father figure in teaching children about taking risks, exploration, managing challenges, and facing unfamiliar situations with confidence

• involves being truly present and in tune with your partner, not unlike empathy