1. Our Discussion How does Bandura compare to other learning
theorists? What is social learning?How do self- concepts relate to
social learning? What are the four stages of Banduras theory? How
do we view adult, social learning?
2. How does Bandura Compare? 3. Howard GardnerJean
PiagetMultiple intelligences +Periods of life +Life experience
=Varied thinking =Self- directed learningSelf- constructionB.F.
SkinnerIvan Pavlov and John B. WatsonPositive andUnconditioned
stimulus =NegativeUnconditioned responseReinforcements =Associate
stimuliOperant Conditioning =Conditioned stimulus =Behavior
ModificationConditioned response 4. What is Social Learning?
Learning would be exceedingly laborious, not to mention hazardous,
if people had to rely solely on the effects of their own actions to
inform them what to do. Fortunately, most human behavior is learned
observationally through modeling; from observing others one forms
an idea of how new behaviors are performed, and on later occasions
this coded information serves as a guide for action. -Albert
Bandura, Social Learning Theory, 1977 5. The Bobo Doll Experiment
6. Reciprocal Determination 7. Four Stages of the Modeling Process
Attention Retention Reproduction Motivation 8. Sources of Stimuli
Live Verbal Symbolic Mass media Guide No physical action needed
Shapes reality 9. Attention Paying attention and perceive Different
sources of stimuli Degree in learners pay mind Striking or
different Needs and interests Distractions 10. Retention Learning
requires remembering the model Visual Auditory Mental cues will
later trigger behavior Organize, rehearse, recollect 11.
Reproduction Translation of symbolic, auditory, and visual cues
into actual behavior Apply what was retained SelectiveMastery
Capability Feedback 12. Motivation Without motivation or reason,
imitation will not be attempted. Number of motives Incentive
Internal Reinforcement 13. The Self Efficacy My capacity to
succeedReinforcement Give myself a pat on the backEsteem I am
worthy, I am confident 14. Beyond Bobo Criticisms to the Bobo
experiment: Limited social situation Cannot influence model Unlike
normal modeling Long- term effects? 15. Apply, You Must Have you
seen Banduras concepts in adult, learning settings? How does
Banduras theory apply to you, formally and informally? How has
self- efficacy challenged your behavior? 16. Questions and Comments
and Discussions! Oh, My!
