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Learning Chapter 6 Janice Ly, Jared Kingston, Jessica Campbell, Kate Bybee, Kyle Hutching

Classical Conditioning • Classical conditioning: occurs when a neutral stimulus evokes a response after being paired with a stimulus that naturally evokes a response. • Unconditioned response vs. conditioned response • Unconditioned stimulus vs. conditioned stimulus

Pavlov’s Experiments: • Salivating Dog

Little Albert

Enter Classic Conditioning Questions • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c2hrEiTi-E • What is the conditioned stimulus in the video? • What is the conditioned response in the video?

Operant Conditioning • Type of learning in which the consequences of the organisms behavior determine whether it will be repeated in the future. • Skinner Box

Thorndike developed the law of effect. That is behaviors that result in satisfying states of affairs tend to be repeated … behaviors resulting in unpleasant affairs are less likely to be repeated. • http://www.spike.com/video/office-jim-trains/2820493

Difference between Classical & Operant Conditioning • Classical conditioning is when the test subject gets the reward every time regardless of the action. • Operant conditioning is when the test subject has to accurately perform an action in order to receive the reward.

Operant Conditioning Questions

Observational Conditioning • Book Definition: Learning that takes place by watching the actions of others Example: Bobo doll

Humans Humans- Observe what a “role model” does, and imitates.

Animals Animals – Have mirror neurons that fire when an animal of the same species performs a familiar action. Mirror Neurons – monkey see monkey do • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lm0z7eLsbbw

Did you listen? What is an example of observational learning? What do mirror neurons do?

Implicit learning • Occurs without explicit or conscious awareness on the part of the learner • Unspoken rules -- intuition

Complex behavior, such as grammar & social rules, can be learned through implicit learning • What is the rule of this game? Not

Implicit not Explicit • Implicit behavior is learned intuitively • Eating customs in a new country • Learning how to swim • Explicit behavior is learned through teaching • How to play chess • Learning the rules to scuba dive

. Implicit learning http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar5DhtN-KAY Explicit learning http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvpikUEIaLI

Questions

Answers • Unspoken rules – intuition • False – it is Implicit • Implicit is intuitive while explicit is described

Association • When you see, hear, smell, taste, or feel something that reminds you of a specific experience you have had in the past. • Memories

Beards

Learning By Association Explain learning by association in your own words… When do you use learning by association?

Review • Associating with music • Classical Conditioning • Operant Conditioning • Observational Learning • Implicit Learning

Let’s end this with a bang

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Thank you for learning

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Learning and Lifelong learning

Learning About Learning

Reinforcement Learning : Learning Algorithms

Learning E-Learning: Introduction

Blended Learning , Better Learning

Learning and Learning LiveCode

Learning styles Learning Preferences Learning Strategies

HUMAN LEARNING AND LEARNING

Learning about learning

Machine learning: Unsupervised learning

Learning about learning

Mobility + Learning = Mobile Learning

Active Learning = Deep Learning

Learning and Learning Disabilities

Learning Unit – learning consultant

Learning inside, learning outside

Learning Teaching Teaching Learning

Learning Technologies E-Learning