In operant conditioning, which process involves the use of a stimulus to increase the likelihood of a desired response recurring by following it with a satisfying result?
Cambridge OCR A Level · Physical Education - H555
動作技能學習的原理與理論:练习题
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A coach uses operant conditioning to improve a hockey player's slap shot. If the coach provides a 'satisfier' by praising the player only when they hit the target, which of Thorndike's Laws is being directly applied to strengthen the S-R bond?
In the Cognitive Theory of Learning (Gestaltist approach), how does the concept of intervening variables differ from the S-R bond found in Operant Conditioning?
According to Bandura’s Theory of Social Learning, why is the 'Retention' stage critical for a student observing a demonstration of a tennis serve?
According to the Cognitive Theory of Learning (Gestaltist view), why is it beneficial for a learner to be presented with the 'whole' problem rather than broken-down parts?
Compare Operant Conditioning (Skinner) and the Cognitive Theory of Learning (Gestalt) in the context of teaching a rugby player how to execute a tactical kick.
Your answer should include:
(a) The role of reinforcement and trial and error in Operant Conditioning.
(b) The concept of intervening variables and 'the whole picture' in Cognitive Theory.
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