Different Types of Learning
I. The definition of learning
A. A process of people experiencing relationship between events
B.【T1】
1 of subject's changing behavior【T1】
2C. A process of recognizing how【T2】
3【T2】
4II. Two basic stages of learning
A【T3】
5: gradual process with trial and error【T3】
6B. Maintenance: acting on the new information【T4】
7【T4】
8III. Four types of learning
A Instrumental or【T5】
9【T5】
10— The common one in dog training
— Behavior produces event
which can be a(n)【T6】
11 or negative experience【T6】
12— Dogs【T7】
13 when rewarded by the experience【T7】
14— Humans get burned when touching a hot stove
— Events/consequences change the behavior
B. Classical/respondent【T8】
15【T8】
16— Learning that things go together
— Dogs begin【T9】
17 when hearing the bell rings【T9】
18— The first form of learning is【T10】
19【T10】
20— For humans, it's likely to rain when it's cloudy
C.【T11】
21 learning【T11】
22— Also called single event learning
— Events are【T12】
23【T12】
24— Dogs won't perk up ears when hearing an irrelevant noise
— People get【T13】
25 to noises【T13】
26D. Social learning
— As a result of being in social groups
— Chimpanzees learning how to【T14】
27 by watching【T14】
28— People learn from others
— Frequently occurs in a situation of【T15】
29 or being dynamic【T15】
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