Social learning theory
Social learning theory
The social learning theory was propounded by Albert Bandura.
According to this theory, individuals learn from each other through observation, imitation, and role models.
Learning is the adoption of the behavior accepted by the society and not doing the forbidden behavior.
Social learning theory is said to be the connecting link between behaviorism and cognitive learning theories, because this theory combines attention, memory, and motivation.
That's why Albert Bandura is called the first human behaviorist.
Bandura"s Experiment
Bandura performed the babydoll experiment on a child. For this, Bandura showed three types of films to a child.
- In the first film, social value based aspects were shown to the child, seeing which the child shows social behavior with the baby doll.
- In the second film, based on love, the second film was based on love, seeing which the child caresses the baby doll because
- The third film contained violent scenes in which the boy breaks the neck of the old woman.
On the basis of this experiment, the brothers concluded that small children do not know what they should learn and what they should not, therefore, an example of ideal behavior should be presented to the children.
Social learning methods
- Attention
- To conceive
- Reintroduction
- Reinforcement
Factors of social learning
- Motivation
- Self checkout
- Self conscience
- Self determination
- Auto feedback
Factors Affecting Social Learning
Learner related factors
- Physical health
- Mental abilities, intellectual level, intelligence, etc.
- Social development and adjustment
- Emotional balance
- Interest and passion for studies
- Positive attitude towards studies
- Student's aspiration level Teacher related factors
- Teacher's body structure and size
- Mental ability and intellectual capacity of the teacher
- Teacher's Educational Achievements
- teacher training qualification
- Knowledge and skills of teaching methods and techniques
- Motivation and sense of reinforcement
- Classroom Management Ability
Content related factors
- Nature of content
- Analysis and synthesis of text, concept theory; Development of instructional process like fact act, language, generalization differentiation etc.
- Conveying objectives from the text
- Selecting methods for presenting text
- Determining learning conditions based on curriculum
- Using teaching formula
Process related factors
- learning process
- Subject matter
- Method of presentation
- Teaching style
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