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Examples of different types of reinforcement
The SLT assumes that learning can be a result of direct reinforcement and indirect, or vicarious reinforcement.
I know what vicarious reinforcement is, becuase it has the definition and example in my book.
I'm guessing direct reinforcement is the behaviourist approach, so directley giving a person or an animal a treat for good behaviour.
However, wouldn't indirect and vicarious reinforcement be the same thing?
Could someone please explain this to me,
thanks
EDIT- and also, are mediational processes the same thing as mediating cognitive factors?
It says:
SLT assumption: mediational processes, which lie between stimulus and response, influence our behaviour.
Key term- mediating cognitive factors: the mental processes that occur in-between a stimulus and response that influence our behaviour.
I know what vicarious reinforcement is, becuase it has the definition and example in my book.
I'm guessing direct reinforcement is the behaviourist approach, so directley giving a person or an animal a treat for good behaviour.
However, wouldn't indirect and vicarious reinforcement be the same thing?
Could someone please explain this to me,
thanks
EDIT- and also, are mediational processes the same thing as mediating cognitive factors?
It says:
SLT assumption: mediational processes, which lie between stimulus and response, influence our behaviour.
Key term- mediating cognitive factors: the mental processes that occur in-between a stimulus and response that influence our behaviour.
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