Learning
Learning
Chapter 7
Unit 6 ~ AP Psychology ~ Ms. Justice
BIG IDEAS
¨¹How do we learn?
¨¹Classical conditioning
¡ì Pavlov¡¯s Experiments
¡ì Extending Pavlov¡¯s Understanding
¡ì Pavlov¡¯s Legacy
¨¹Operant conditioning
¡ì
¡ì
¡ì
¡ì
Skinner¡¯s Experiments
Extending Skinner¡¯s Understanding
Skinner¡¯s Legacy
Contrasting Classical & Operant Conditioning
¨¹Learning by observation
¡ì Bandura¡¯s Experiments
¡ì Applications of Observational Learning
1: What are some basic
forms of learning?
What is Learning?
Learning is a relatively permanent change in an
organism¡¯s behavior due to experience.
Learning is more flexible in comparison to the
genetically-programmed behaviors of Chinook
salmon, for example.
How Do We Learn?
We learn by association. Our minds naturally
connect events that occur in sequence.
2000 years ago,
Aristotle suggested
this law of association.
Then, 200 years ago,
Locke and Hume
reiterated this law.
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