The Concept of Learning

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INDORE INSTITUTE OF LAW

( A F F I L I AT E D T O D . A . V. V & B . C . I )

ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
LEARNING
By:Arpit Jain

LEARNING
Learning is the ability to respond
adequately to a situation which may or
may not have been encounter.
Learning is the process in which new
Behaviour acquired. It is involves
change in Behaviour, practicing it and
establishing permanency in it.
Learning is changed in Behaviour
through education and training, practice
and experience.
Learning has taken place if an individual
behaves, reacts, responds as a result of
experience in the way he behave.

CHARACTERSTIC S
Learning is based on experience.
People acquire new information
which is processed in their
cognition.
Change taking place during learning
is permanent.
The change in knowledge and
wisdom should produce different
attitude, beliefs and value.
Any change due to physical
maturation is not called learning.

COMPONENTS OF LEARNING

Drive.
Cue stimuli.
Responses.
Reinforcement.
Retention
Extinction.
Spontaneous recovery.

LEARNING PROCESS
THE ENDOSYSTEM: -

O rg anisatio n culture
A non thr e ate ning clim ate
C halle ng e in le arning
G rad uate d challe nging succe ss.

THE MECHANISM OF
LEARNING

Fe e d b a c k
Practice.
Application.
Self learning

FAC TO R S A FFE CTI NG LEA R NI NG

Motivation.
Mental set
Practice
Environment.

EXPERIENCE

APPLYING

PROCESSING

GENERALISING

THANK YOU

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