8.3 Learning!

8.3 Learning!
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Biologie8th Grade

This lesson contains 64 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 12 videos.

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8.3 Learning!
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Behaviour

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Stimulus

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Response

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Motivating factor

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Nature?

Slide 6 - Open question

Nurture?

Slide 7 - Open question

Sign stimulus?

Slide 8 - Open question

Supernormal stimulus?

Slide 9 - Open question

Behavioural sequence?
A
A set of rituals
B
A set of behaviours
C
A sequence of behavioural units
D
A sequence of rituals

Slide 10 - Quiz

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Ways of learning
1. IMPRINTING

Type of learning that happens in a short time window after birth

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Ways of learning
1. IMPRINTING

                                Video keywords:
                                Poult = baby turkey
                                Unambiguous = heel duidelijk / ondubbelzinnig

Slide 14 - Slide

Slide 15 - Video

Imprinting needs a 
Critical period

The short time window after birth when imprinting is possible

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______ is a way of ________ that happens only during  a ________ period after _________.

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Ways of learning:
2. ??????

What way of learning is shown in the following video?
Type your answer after the video!

Slide 18 - Slide

Slide 19 - Video

Which way of learning
was shown?
(short answers!)

Slide 20 - Mind map

Ways of learning:
2. Imitation

Learning by copying somebody else's behaviour

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What have YOU 
learned by imitation?



Type on the next slide...!
timer
1:00

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timer
1:00
What have YOU
learned by imitation?
(short answers!)

Slide 23 - Mind map

______ is a way of ________ by _____________
someone else's
________________________.

Slide 24 - Slide

Slide 25 - Video

Slide 26 - Video

Slide 27 - Slide

Ways of learning:
3. Conditioning

Learning by making connections

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Classical conditioning
Learning by connecting...

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What does the stimulus
"GREEN"
mean to you?

Slide 31 - Slide

Let's make a CONNECTION
"GREEN" <---> "FLINCHING"

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How can you make
someone flinch
whenever they hear the word
"GREEN"??



Be prepared to share!
timer
2:00

Slide 33 - Slide


How can you make
someone flinch
whenever they hear the word
"GREEN"??

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Video...
Before: Copy the table in your notebook.



During: What is the object? What is the word? What is the behaviour?

Object
(stimulus 1)
...............................
     Word
   (stimulus 2)
..................................
        Behaviour
        (response)
...................................

Slide 35 - Slide

Slide 36 - Video

Video...


After: Explain what the girl has learned.
Describe how the girl has learned it.
The girl learned to _____ when she ______, because a connection
was made in her brain between ____ and _____.

(stimulus 1)
spray bottle
    (stimulus 2)
      "GREEN"
      (response)
        flinching

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Classical conditioning
Learning by turning a 
NEUTRAL stimulus into a MEANINGFUL stimulus,
which causes a specific behaviour

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Review assignment


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Explain the following behaviour in terms of keywords
(stimulus 1)

...............................
    (stimulus 2)

..................................
      Behaviour
      (response)
...................................

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Slide 41 - Video

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Explain the following behaviour in terms of keywords
(stimulus 1)

...............................
    (stimulus 2)

..................................
      Behaviour
      (response)
...................................

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3

Slide 44 - Video

01:06
Summarize the steps Pavlov followed in his experiment

Slide 45 - Open question

01:34
What is meant by 'unconditioned'?
A
Learned
B
Not learned, natural

Slide 46 - Quiz

01:52
Which one is true?
A
A neutral stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus
B
An unconditioned stimulus becomes a conditioned stimulus

Slide 47 - Quiz

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Operant conditioning
desirable behaviour is learned by means of using reward and punishment

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Slide 50 - Video

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Classical Conditioning?

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Operant conditioning?

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Explain the following behaviour in terms of keywords

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Slide 55 - Video

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Explain the following behaviour in terms of keywords

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Slide 58 - Video

4

Slide 59 - Video

Slide 60 - Video

00:33
To the bird, what is the stimulus for his turning behaviour?

Slide 61 - Open question

00:51
What is the name for the type of learning that involves a reward?

Slide 62 - Open question

01:05
To the bird, what is the stimulus for pecking at the red disc?

Slide 63 - Open question

02:07
Is the bird always immediately rewarded when it pecks the red disc?
A
Yes
B
No

Slide 64 - Quiz