This purposive behavioral theory, you can really relate with our day to day living ....we can learn through our cognitive behavior.We can really relate so much with this theory and can use it in our profession for the future. Thanks for the video guyzzz...
In my own situation i can relate this in my day to day experiences. I learn this theory through my experience but i can't imagine that his theory can apply in my experiences. Thanks this video that can helpful to me to applying this in my nearer future in my.
Purposive Learning theory by Edward Tolman had contribute a great discovery in molding our cognition. According to him we uses our knowledge in our daily interaction and so we have already the so called schema, our stock knowledge.
I noticed that those hamsters who are not hungry toke the wrong way, but the hungry one toke the right way because he sense that there is food waiting for him and so he follow the right track, just like us we find ways and use our instinct to get something or full fill something.
In the most famous experiments, one group of rats was placed at random starting locations in a maze but the food was always in the same location. Another group of rats had the food placed in different locations which always required exactly the same pattern of turns from their starting location. The group that had the food in the same location performed much better than the other group, supposedly demonstrating that they had learned the location rather than a specific sequence of turns.
Tolman believed that reinforcement is not necessary for learning to occur. It is already in us. We have our own instinct and common sense.
In the most famous experiments, one group of rats was placed at random starting locations in a maze but the food was always in the same location. Another group of rats had the food placed in different locations which always required exactly the same pattern of turns from their starting location. The group that had the food in the same location performed much better than the other group, supposedly demonstrating that they had learned the location rather than a specific sequence of turns.
Tolman believed that reinforcement is not necessary for learning to occur. It is already in us. We have our own instinct and common sense.
what I apprehend with this video is that, the two hamster were went down to the 5th arm very fast because they are hungry and they sense the food location in that arm which is the nearest to the food box and the other one was in the 4th arm, maybe that hamster was not that hungry or not wiser than the 2 hamster,while the one hamster was went down in the first arm maybe because that hamster was not hungry or was looking only for the way to get outside the maze box.. .that's all, , ,
In that video it explain about the purposive behavioral theory that the other hamster are hungry so they find easily location of the food and the other hamster are not hungry so they just roaming around.
In this theory, I can say that a person is n0w using his mind in every decisions he/she makes. An individual thinks first before he/she acts. And he/she set his/her priorities.
The theory of Edward Tolman, i learn a lot of his theory.As we go on in our lives we can use or we can relate his theory through our behavior.
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This purposive behavioral theory, you can really relate with our day to day living ....we can learn through our cognitive behavior.We can really relate so much with this theory and can use it in our profession for the future.
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The purposive Behaviorism by Tolman
ReplyDeleteIn my own situation i can relate this in my day to day experiences. I learn this theory through my experience but i can't imagine that his theory can apply in my experiences. Thanks this video that can helpful to me to applying this in my nearer future in my.
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ReplyDeletePurposive Learning theory by Edward Tolman had contribute a great discovery in molding our cognition. According to him we uses our knowledge in our daily interaction and so we have already the so called schema, our stock knowledge.
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I noticed that those hamsters who are not hungry toke the wrong way, but the hungry one toke the right way because he sense that there is food waiting for him and so he follow the right track, just like us we find ways and use our instinct to get something or full fill something.
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In the most famous experiments, one group of rats was placed at random starting locations in a maze but the food was always in the same location. Another group of rats had the food placed in different locations which always required exactly the same pattern of turns from their starting location. The group that had the food in the same location performed much better than the other group, supposedly demonstrating that they had learned the location rather than a specific sequence of turns.
ReplyDeleteTolman believed that reinforcement is not necessary for learning to occur. It is already in us. We have our own instinct and common sense.
In the most famous experiments, one group of rats was placed at random starting locations in a maze but the food was always in the same location. Another group of rats had the food placed in different locations which always required exactly the same pattern of turns from their starting location. The group that had the food in the same location performed much better than the other group, supposedly demonstrating that they had learned the location rather than a specific sequence of turns.
ReplyDeleteTolman believed that reinforcement is not necessary for learning to occur. It is already in us. We have our own instinct and common sense.
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what I apprehend with this video is that, the two hamster were went down to the 5th arm very fast because they are hungry and they sense the food location in that arm which is the nearest to the food box and the other one was in the 4th arm, maybe that hamster was not that hungry or not wiser than the 2 hamster,while the one hamster was went down in the first arm maybe because that hamster was not hungry or was looking only for the way to get outside the maze box.. .that's all, , ,
ReplyDeleteIn that video it explain about the purposive behavioral theory that the other hamster are hungry so they find easily location of the food and the other hamster are not hungry so they just roaming around.
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In this theory, I can say that a person is n0w using his mind in every decisions he/she makes. An individual thinks first before he/she acts. And he/she set his/her priorities.
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