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1、Social Learning Theory,Learning from observation,1,Albert Bandura Social Learning Theorist,Albert Bandura was born on December 4,1925 in a small town called Mundare in northern Alberta,Canada(50 miles east of Edmonton).He was the youngest and only boy of six children.,2,Albert Bandura Social Learnin
2、g Theorist,1949:Bandura received his B.A.degree from the University of British Columbia1951:M.A.received from the University of Iowa1952:Ph.D.received from University of Iowaunder the direction of Arthur BentonWhile studying at Iowa,Banduras interest in childhood aggression beganIdea of social learn
3、ing theory established while pursuing Ph.D.at University of Iowa1964-Present:Full professor position given to Bandura at Stanford 1977:Bandura became known as the Father of the Cognitive Theory.,3,Albert Bandura-Education,4,Social Learning Theory,Social learning theory focuses on the learning that o
4、ccurs within a social contextSocial learning theory considers how people learn from one another by observing,imitating,and modeling.In social learning theory,people(observers)are trying to learn by imitation or modeling.Therefore,the model or third person can be a reinforcer.For instance,from an ope
5、rant condition perspective,learners are reinforced often enough that they continue to copy those around them.As a result,their imitation(copying)itself becomes a habit which is called generalized.,5,Social Learning Theory,“Social Learning Theory”has been renamed Social Cognitive Theory”to accommodat
6、e later developments of the theory because of his focus on motivational factors and self-regulatory mechanisms that contribute to a persons behavior,rather than just environmental factors.According to Bandura,human beings have specific abilities related to learning that sets them apart from other sp
7、ecies,6,Social cognitive theory,Social cognitive theory states that there are three characteristics that are unique to humans:Vicarious consequences(Model and imitate others)Selfefficacy(self reflection)Performance standards and moral conduct(Ability to regulate ones own behavior),7,General principl
8、es of social learning theory,People can learn by observing the behavior of others and then imitating the behavior overtly.Learning can occur without a change in behavior.Cognition plays a role in learning.Individuals are more likely to adopt a modeled behavior if it results in outcomes they value.In
9、dividuals are more likely to adopt a modeled behavior if the model is similar to the observed and has admired status and the behavior has functional value.,8,Banduras Experiment on Modeling,Experiment that showed children could easily learn through observational learning modelingFrustrated children
10、go to beat on the clown after seeing adult model do the same.Reinforcements and punishment may influence what we imitate.,9,Banduras Experiment on Modeling,The Bobo Doll Study“Bobo doll”studies showed observational learning and the impact it can have on violent behavior in children.Albert Banduras B
11、obo doll study in 1961 was a classic study that demonstrates the social learning theory.The study showed that after viewing adults strike and kick a Bobo doll,children would imitate the behavior in another environment.This was important,as it suggests that the violence could be imitated by viewers.R
12、esults showed 88%of the children imitated aggressive behavior following the viewing of the tape of adults acting aggressively toward the doll.8 months later 40%of the same children reproduced the violent behavior observed in the Bobo doll experiment.,10,The children were shown three different ending
13、s to the video.The video first showed that the adults were praised for their aggressive behavior.The second group the adult was told to sit in a corner.The third group showed the adult walk out of the room.While controversial,Bandura maintained that his experiment demonstrated that children are infl
14、uenced by witnessing or modeling of aggression in others.,The Bobo Doll Study(continued),11,Process of Learning through Modeling,Attention:If you are going to learn anything,you have to be paying attention.The person must first pay attention to the model.Retention:You must be able to retain or remem
15、ber what you have paid attention to.We retain mental images or verbal descriptions.Reproduction:You have to translate the images or descriptions into actual behaviors.Motivation:the final necessary ingredient for modeling to occur is motivation,learners must want to demonstrate what they have learne
16、d.(If positive reinforcement is potentially available,enact the modeled behavior)(Remember that since these four conditions vary among individuals,different people will reproduce the same behavior differently).,12,Example,Children who see an adult behave aggressively might view that aggressive behav
17、ior as a positive thing(i.e.,expect positive reinforcement of some type for that behavior),and therefore might imitate that aggressive behavior.,13,Educational implications of social learning theory,Students often learn a great deal simply by observing other people.To promote effective modeling a te
18、acher must make sure that the four essential conditions exist;attention,retention,motor reproduction,and motivation.Teachers and parents must model appropriate behaviors and take care that they do not model inappropriate behaviors.Teachers should expose students to a variety of other models.This tec
19、hnique is especially important to break down traditional stereotypes.,14,Educational implications of social learning theory,It is very important to develop a sense of self-efficacy for students.Teachers can promote such self-efficacy by having students receive confidence-building messages,watch others be successful,and experience success on their own.Teachers should help students set realistic expectations for their academic accomplishments.Self-regulation techniques provide an effective method for improving student behavior.,15,
