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observational learninga type of learning that occurs when a learner watches and replicates the behaviours of a modelit is learning by watching the behaviours and consequences of a model.Bandura’s studiesThis…

Which of the following is a form of associative learning?all of the alternatives are correctIf a sea slug on repeated occasions receives an electric shock just after being squirted with…

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IS TRUE OF TRAININGIT IS IMPORTANT TO REALIZE THAT FOR TRAINING TO BE EFFECTIVE, BOTH LEARNING AND TRANSFER OF TRAINING ARE NEEDEDWHICH OF THE FOLLOWING…

The Nature of Managerial Decision MakingEvery time managers act to plan, organize, direct, or control organizational activities, they make a stream of decision. In opening a new restaurant, for example,…

Conditioningthe process of learning associations between environmental events and behavioral responsesClassical conditioningexplains how certain stimuli can trigger an autonomic responseOperant conditioningExplains how we acquire new voluntary actionsIvan PavlovA Russian researcher…

Statistical learning- Approach to language learning which suggests that humans can process and learn language by probabilistic patterns and associations within language. How to segment spoken language? – Infants segment…

Observational LearningA person learns by watching the behaviour demonstrated by another.learning attends to model’s behaviour & its consequences and stores a ‘mental representation” of itModelsModels are other individuals demonstrating behaviour…

All of the following enchance the effectiveness of punishment exceptincreasing the reinforcer deprivation levelThe word POSITVE PUNISHMENT refers to the fact thatsomething is addedGenerally speaking, the more intense the punisher,…

Appropriative RightsWater rights allocated by government permit, according to an appropriation system. It is not necessary to own property beside the body of water in order to apply for an…

T/fSome of the operations-related activities of Hard Rock Café include designing meals and analyzing them for ingredient cost and labor requirements.True (Global company profile, easy)t/fThe production process at Hard Rock…

Bandura”Social Learning Theory” – Behavior can be learned through the observations of others. theoristBrunerDiscovery learning and constructivism. theoristDeweyLearning Through Experience and father of progressive education. theoristPiaget4 Stages of Cognitive Development….

HIGH PERFORMANCE WORK SYSTEMThe right combination of people, technology, and organizational structure that makes full use of the organization’s resources and opportunities in achieving its goals.HPWSManagers realized that success depends…

Theories of Learningrelatively permanent change in behavior brought about by experience.Classical ConditioningBeing paired with stimulus that naturally brings about that response.Classical Conditioning (pavlov)Ivan Pavlov- dogs and salivation, studied digestion. natural…

choicesThe quality of our lives is determined by the quality of______ we make on a daily basis.successWhen we choose positive beliefs, these lead to positive behaviors. Positive behaviors often lead…

The Holistic ApproachsocioculturalspiritualsocialphysicalpsychologicalFactors Affecting Patient’s Response1. Emotional effect of the disease2. Social impact on family and employer3. Intellectual impact4. Economic impact5. Spiritual impactFive Stages of Grief1. Denial and isolation2. Anger3….

social learning theoryBandura’s theory holds that behavior occurs as a result of the interplay between cognitive and environmental factors; Albert Bandura (1977) states behavior is learned from the environment through…

SociologyScience or study of origin, development, organization, and functioning of a human society. Society affects the way humans interact.Sociological perspectiveA way of looking at reality, the familiar is the objective…

maizecorn; the primary grain crop in Mesoamerica yielding small kernels often ground into cornmealMexicaotherwise known as “Aztecs”, a Mesoamerican people of northern Mexico who founded the vast Aztec Empire in…

Behaviorismfocus of this study involves observable events- stimuli and responses.an example of traditional behaviorism is…Pavlov’s classical conditioning (pairing a a bell with food)who wanted to find out if classical conditioning…

Personality:the unique and relatively stable ways people think, feel, and behave• Character:value judgments of a person’s moral and ethical behavior• Temperamentthe enduring characteristics with which each person is born1. Psychodynamic…