Social Learning Theory 1 Jeopardy Template

Social Learning Theory	Bandura's Model Process	????True or False????
100 What are NORMS? A standard pattern of behavior that is considered normal in a society.	100 What are the necessary conditions for effective modeling? Attention Retention Reproduction Motivation	100 Do we learn consequences of behavior from watching what happens to other humans? TRUE
200 What is Social Learning Theory? Social Learning Theory is one way in which society or culture passes on its norms to individuals within the group.	200 What is the ability to remember what you paid attention to and retain the information? Retention	200 Are ALL learning experiences positive? FALSE
300 List five ways a society or a culture pass down on it norms to individuals within the group? Answers vary	300 Once an observed behavior is retained, it needs to be translated into performance this is an example of what? Reproduction	300 Are there for four steps with the Model Process by Bandura? TRUE
400 What does Social Learning Theory assume? SLT assumes that humans learn behavior through the environment, but most specifically through Observational Learning. In other words, people can learn by watching models and imitating their behaviors.	400 DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE	400 Bandura believed that indirect reinforcement could not account for ALL types of learning? FALSE Bandura believed that direct reinforcement could not account for ALL types of learning
500 What is Reciprocal Determinism? The world and a person’s behavior cause each other, while behaviorism essentially states that one’s environment causes one’s behavior.	500 What is the most important component in knowing that an observer has reached their full acceptance? Motivation	500 Does The Modeling Process developed by Bandura helps us understand that not all observed behaviors could be learned effectively, nor learning can necessarily result to behavioral changes? TRUE

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