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Nurul Syazana Binti Zainuddin
Amanina Zahirah Binti Zulkifle
Siti Hajar Binti Hassan
   The importance of observing, modeling the
    behaviours, attitudes and emotional reaction of
    others.
   Explains students behaviour in the
    interaction between cognitive, behavioural,
    and environmental influences.
The act of watching somebody
 The act of watching somebody
or something carefully for a
 or something carefully for a
period of time, especially to
 period of time, especially to
learn something. (Oxford,2012)
 learn something. (Oxford,2012)




                                  Students learn through
                                   Students learn through
                                  vicarious experiences.
                                   vicarious experiences.
The act of
    The act of     Children are more
    copying
     copying         Children are more
                  likely to imitate the
somebody or
  somebody or       likely to imitate the
                 actions of others who
  something.
   something.      actions of others who
                    seem competent,
(Oxford,2012)
 (Oxford,2012)        seem competent,
                 powerful, prestigious
                   powerful, prestigious
                    and enthusiastic.
                      and enthusiastic.




                  Eg: Adults, older
                    Eg: Adults, older
                 siblings, celebrities.
                   siblings, celebrities.
A person or
 thing that is
considered an                              Modeling consists of
                                           Modeling consists of
   excellent                                  4 component
                                               4 component
  example of                               process : :Attention,
                                            process Attention,
  something.                                    Retention,
                                                Retention,
(Oxford,2012)                                 Reproduction,
                                              Reproduction,
                                               Motivation
                                                Motivation


                 Modeling describes the
                 process of learning or
                     acquiring new
                 information, skills, or
                   behavior through
                      observation
Attention :       Retention :

  Ensure the       Process that
students’ pay   involves in mental
  attention.       rehearsing.




Motivation :        Production :

                    Practice the
                     behavior.
Use vicarious                            Model positive
  Use vicarious                           behaviors
reinforcement
 reinforcement                             himself.




                  Use high-achieving
                  and successful peers
                       as models.
Demonstrate
and teach good
  behaviour.
The students tend to
compete themselves
with the classmates.
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Social Learning Theory Bandura

  • 1. Prepared by: (A4) Nurul Syazana Binti Zainuddin Amanina Zahirah Binti Zulkifle Siti Hajar Binti Hassan
  • 2. The importance of observing, modeling the behaviours, attitudes and emotional reaction of others.  Explains students behaviour in the interaction between cognitive, behavioural, and environmental influences.
  • 3.
  • 4. The act of watching somebody The act of watching somebody or something carefully for a or something carefully for a period of time, especially to period of time, especially to learn something. (Oxford,2012) learn something. (Oxford,2012) Students learn through Students learn through vicarious experiences. vicarious experiences.
  • 5. The act of The act of Children are more copying copying Children are more likely to imitate the somebody or somebody or likely to imitate the actions of others who something. something. actions of others who seem competent, (Oxford,2012) (Oxford,2012) seem competent, powerful, prestigious powerful, prestigious and enthusiastic. and enthusiastic. Eg: Adults, older Eg: Adults, older siblings, celebrities. siblings, celebrities.
  • 6. A person or thing that is considered an Modeling consists of Modeling consists of excellent 4 component 4 component example of process : :Attention, process Attention, something. Retention, Retention, (Oxford,2012) Reproduction, Reproduction, Motivation Motivation Modeling describes the process of learning or acquiring new information, skills, or behavior through observation
  • 7. Attention : Retention : Ensure the Process that students’ pay involves in mental attention. rehearsing. Motivation : Production : Practice the behavior.
  • 8.
  • 9. Use vicarious Model positive Use vicarious behaviors reinforcement reinforcement himself. Use high-achieving and successful peers as models.
  • 10.
  • 12. The students tend to compete themselves with the classmates.