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    The document summarizes several behavioral learning theories, including: 1) Behaviorism focuses on observable behaviors and how conditioning and reinforcement shape learning, without considering internal mental processes. 2) Ivan Pavlov's classical conditioning experiments with dogs and bells. 3) Edward Thorndike's Connectionism Theory that learning occurs through forming strong stimulus-response bonds. 4) B.F. Skinner's Operant Conditioning which sees learning as changes in overt behavior from responses to environmental events and reinforcement.

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    Behavioral

    Learning
    Theories
    LEARNING MODULE 4
    THEORY OF 1
    It focuses on the study of
    observable and measurable
    behavior.
    BEHAVIORISM It emphasizes that
    behavior is mostly learned
    2 through conditioning and
    reinforcement.

    It does not give much


    3 attention to the mind and
    the possibility of thought
    processes occurring in the
    mind.
    CLASSICAL
    CONDITIONING
    Well known for his work
    in classical conditioning

    Most renowned
    experiment involved
    meat, a dog, and a bell
    IVAN PAVLOV
    OTHER Stimulus
    1
    FINDINGS Generalization

    2 Extinction

    3 Spontaneous
    Recovery
    OTHER
    1 Discrimination
    FINDINGS
    2
    Higher-Order
    Conditioning
    Father of Educational
    Psychology

    Most renowned for his


    CONNECTIONISM
    THEORY
    EDWARD THORNDIKE
    CONNECTIONISM
    THEORY
    LEARNING HAS TAKEN
    PLACE WHEN A STRONG
    CONNECTION OR BOND
    BETWEEN STIMULUS AND
    RESPONSE IS FORMED.
    THREE
    PRIMARY 1 LAW OF EFFECT
    LAWS
    2 LAW OF EXERCISE

    3 LAW OF READINESS
    Father of Operant
    Conditioning

    Famous for his


    Skinner's Box

    BF SKINNER
    OPERANT
    CONDITIONING
    LEARNING IS A RESULT OF
    CHANGE IN OVERT BEHAVIOR.
    CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR ARE
    RESULT OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S
    RESPONSE TO EVENTS THAT
    OCCUR IN THE ENVIRONMENT.
    REINFORCEMENT
    ANYTHING THAT
    STRENGTHENS THE
    DESIRED RESPONSE
    POSITIVE
    REINFORCEMENT

    NEGATIVE
    REINFORCEMENT
    PUNISHMENT
    CONSEQUENCE INTENDED
    TO RESULT IN REDUCED
    RESPONSES

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