Behavioral and Social Learning

Behavioral learning theories focus on ways in which consequences alter behaivor and the ways in which individuals model their behavior on others.

• True

• False

What is the difference between behavioral and social learning theories?

• There is no difference.

• social learning theories rely on shaping.

• social learning theories take modeling into account

• behavioral learning focuses on problem children.

Albert Bandura described four phases of observational learning not including

• attentional

• motivational

• reproduction

• critical

A teacher praises students for focusing on their work near a child who is fooling around to promote good behavior. This strategy illustrates

• Unconditioned Response

• Vicarious Learning

• Punishment

• Association

When a student observes their own behavior, judge it against their own standards,

and reinforce or punish themselves

• Self Regulation

• Self Modification

• Self Awareness

• Self Criticality

A punishment is the same as a negative reinforcer

• true

• false

An example of a negative reinforcer is

• a timeout

• not having to do the dishes

• taking away a toy

• extra recess

Self Regulated learning strategies which help students learn to monitor their own behavior is also known as

Promoting positive behaviors by offering by making access to something another desirable activity is often referred to as "Grandma's Rule" or the

All of the following activities used as a reward would fall under the Premack principal except

• music

• drawing

• reading a story

• receiving stickers