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Good Morning! Simple Warm up this morning: Give a real world (from your own life) example of: Operant Conditioning Classical Conditioning I want DETAILS!

A Third Type of Learning Sometimes we have “flashes of insight” when dealing with a problem where we have been experiencing trial and error. This type of learning is called cognitive learning, which is explained as changes in mental processes, rather than as changes in behavior alone.

Wolfgang Kohler and Sultan Kohler believed that chimps could solve complex problems by combining simpler behaviors they had previously learned separately. Kohler taught Sultan the chimp how to stack boxes to obtain bananas that were over his head and how to use a stick to obtain something that was out of his reach. He taught Sultan these skills in separate situations.

When Sultan was put in a situation where the bananas were still out of his reach after stacking the boxes, Sultan became frustrated. He threw the stick and kicked the wall before sitting down. Suddenly, he jumped up and dragged the boxes and stick under the bananas. He then climbed up the boxes and whacked the fruit down with the stick. This suggested to Kohler that the animals were not mindlessly using conditioned behavior, but were learning by reorganizing their perceptions of problems.

Sultan the Chimp

Cognitive Learning Sultan was not the only animal to demonstrate cognitive learning. When rats were put into a maze with multiple routes to the reinforcer, the rats would repeatedly attempt the shortest route. If their preferred route was blocked, they would chose the next shortest route to the reward. Cognition Map: A mental representation of a place.

Latent Learning In a similar study, rats were allowed to wander around a maze, without reinforcements, for several hours. It formerly was thought that reinforcements were essential for learning. However, the rats later were able to negotiate the maze for food more quickly than rats that had never seen the maze before. Latent learning: Learning that occurs but is not apparent until the learner has an incentive to demonstrate it.

Observational Learning After observing adults seeming to enjoy punching, hitting and kicking an inflated doll called Bobo, the children later showed similar aggressive behavior toward the doll. Significantly, these children were more aggressive than those in a control condition who did not witness the adult’s violence.

Bobo the Clown Video of the Bobo doll.

Observational Learning You can think of observational learning as an extension of operant conditioning, in which we observe someone else getting rewarded but act as thought we had also received the reward. Observational learning: Learning in which new responses are acquired after other’s behavior and the consequences of their behavior.

Media and Violence Does violence on tv/movies/video games have an impact on the learning of children? Correlation evidence from over 50 studies shows that observing violence is associated with violent behavior. In addition, experiment evidence shows that viewers of media violence show a reduction in emotional arousal and distress when they subsequently observe violent acts-a condition known as psychic numbing.