Social Learning Crossword
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1) Mirror neurons: areas of motor cortex that respond to produced actions familiar observed actions. Active in response to goal directed actions AND non goal directed actions. Also, active in response to anticipated actions ( thinking when actions are about to happen, even if you haven't seen it yet)3) acquiring information from others, getting info from a social being, learning in a social setting. How do we learn this? Through imitation. |
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2) around 14 months of age, involves reproducing goal of others behavior. Emulation- process can change to achieve goals, Imitation- same process to achieve goals. Ex- pushing light by using forehead. A) arms are blocked (emulation- using different behavior to turn on light). B) hands are out (Infants will imitate behavior). **Shows inference of different things about two different situations, understanding of behavior4) Just a few days old, infants can imitate facial expressions, it is innate. This may be due to a fixed action pattern- a motor reflex triggered by a stimulus and they repeat the same behavior (ex- facial expression). Why? evolutionist would say that it is due to social communication of others, engagement of automatic communications. 5) Mimicry- duplication of behavior without understanding of goal, mirroring behaviors, automatic. Emulation- duplication of goal, process varies but goal remains the same. Imitative learning- duplication of behavior and goal. 6) around 3 months of age, Child produces some type of behavior and someone else repeats it, process continues back n forth, such as smiling (from baby to mother). it is PROMPTED BY CHILD. 7) around 6 months of age, act of imitation after a delay, early forms of representation. |
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