Last names Q-Z: Social Learning

[Andy]

Please research Social Learning. Include the following in your post.

Names of famous Social Psychologists
How was responsible for the Social Learning Theory
Explanation of theory
Where is social learning seen most often?
How is this theory important to Psychology?

[Amanda Ruggles]

Names of famous Social Psychologists:
Albert Bandura, Julian Rotter, Ronald Akers

 Who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory:
Albert Bandura

Explanation of theory:
1. People can learn through observation. 2. Mental states are important to learning. 3. Learning doesn't necessarily lead to a change in behavior.

Where is social learning seen most often?:
Probably school.

How is this theory important to Psychology?:
Because it's how people behave when they're learning.

[Samantha Soucie]

Names of famous Social Psychologists:

    john bargh, Carol Dweck, and Daniel Gilbert

who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory:

     Albert Bandura

Explanation of theory:

  the analysis of a set of facts in their relation to one another

 

Where is social learning seen most often?:

  idk, schooool. 

 

How is this theory important to Psychology?:

 because, it helps u understand the knowledge of psychology.

[michael thomas]

On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Andy <sche...@gmail.com> wrote:

Please research Social Learning.  Include the following in your post.

Names of famous Social Psychologists- Lauren Alloy, Gordon Allport, Floyd Allport
How was responsible for the Social Learning Theory- Albert Bandura
Explanation of theory- people can learn new information and behaviors by watching other people
Where is social learning seen most often?- on computers as software
How is this theory important to Psychology?- because its how people behave when they're learning.

[Ashlyn Reynolds]

           Social Psychology looks at a wide range of social topics like group behavior, social perception, leadership, nonverbal behavior, conformity, aggression and prejudice.Some famous Social Psychologists include:Daryl Bem, who is responsible for the Self - Perception theory, Robert Cialdini, who researched influence processes, Peter Burke, who created the Identity Control Theory, and Albert Bandura, who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory.
           The Social Learning Theory states that social learning occurred through four main stages of imitation: close contact, imitation of superiors, understanding of concepts, and role model behavior. Social Leaning is seen most often in real life. You can see Social learning the most in children. This theory is Important to Psychology because it helps us understand why people act the way they do. It helps us understand learned behaviors.

[Ashley Trobaugh]

On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Andy <sche...@gmail.com> wrote:

Please research Social Learning.  Include the following in your post.

Names of famous Social Psychologists: Professor Philip Zimbardo, John Darley, Bibb Latane, Floyd Allport, Carolyn Wood Sherif

Who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory: Albert Bandura

Explanation of theory: It is when a person learns something based on observing anothers behavior

Where is social learning seen most often?: Its is most often seen in schools when a student copys another students slang

How is this theory important to Psychology?: It is important to teachers and to parents beacuse it is how they know they need to portray a good attitude and have good behavior or it will rub off on the students or a parents kid 

[Kelsey Santoro]

Names of famous Social Psychologists:
Alfred Adler, Alfred Binet, Albert Bandura

Who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory:

Albert Bandura

Explanation of theory:

People can learn through observation. Mental states are important to
learning.

Where is social learning seen most often?:
School probably?

How is this theory important to Psychology?:
Because it's a way of understanding what's being learned.

[Katrina Rice]

Please research Social Learning.  Include the following in your post.

Names of famous Social Psychologists: Noraman H. Anderson, Micahel Argyle, Elliot Arnson, Solomon Asch and Berit As.

 

Who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory: Albert Bandura

Explanation of theory:When someone is studing soneones behavior.

 

Where is social learning seen most often?: School and home with little kids learning stuff from older siblings or there parents.

 

How is this theory important to Psychology?: Because, The child or student will see how the teachers, parents or older siblings act and talk, and it will rub on them, show them good behavior or bad .

[Alex Taylor]

Alfred Adler, Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow and Karen Horney.

Albert Bandura is responsible for the Social Learning Theory. The
initial phase of Bandura's research analyzed the foundations of human
learning and the propensity of children and adults to imitate behavior
observed in others. In 1961 Bandura conducted a controversial
experiment known as the Bobo doll experiment, to study patterns of
behavior by social learning theory, and that similar behaviors were
learned by individuals shaping their own behavior after the actions of
models.

Social Learning Theory- First is the idea that people can learn
through observation. Next is the idea that internal mental states are
an essential part of this process. Finally, this theory recognizes
that just because something has been learned, it does not mean that it
will result in a change in behavior.

It was most often seen in Psychology classes.

Because it's how people behave when they're learning

On Sep 15, 8:30 am, Andy <scheel...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Please research Social Learning.  Include the following in your post.
>
> Names of famous Social Psychologists

> Who was responsible for the Social Learning Theory

[kels...@gmail.com]

Strengths; one of the great strengths of slt is that it combines several important models of learning. Its cleasr that children are motivated to imitate a behavior if that behavior is seen as a good thing.
Weaknesses; it doesn't stress the childs actual cognitive development. While there are some cognitive insights in slt
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