Young Kiki watches her father play baseball. This is the first time she has seen baseball being played. Her father swings his ba
t and hits the ball. Later, her father gives Kiki the bat. She swings at a baseball but misses. Using the basic processes in observational learning, explain whether or not observational learning occurred.
<span>Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information:Observational learning did occur. Although Kiki was not able to hit the ball, she was able to successfully replicate the behavior of swinging the bat, which means that she retained how to perform the behavior in her mind. She was also able to imitate the goal of the behavior, demonstrated by swinging the bat at the baseball instead of another target and was motivated to do it by her attempts at trying to hit the ball.</span>
Explanation: Observational learning is the learning process that is based on observation of events and people. An individual watches and focuses on the action of other individual , retains it in mind and then tries to perform the same activity by him/herself.
According to the mentioned situation, Kiki did follow the observational learning even though is missed the baseball shot. She observed her father swinging the bat to hit the ball .She tried the same activity by replicating it herself when her father handovered the bat to her.
She repeated the same act of swinging bat and tried hitting the ball even if the shot was missed , this signifies that observational learning was present in Kiki from watching her father.
I would say spend less time on optional activities and spend a little while to study each day.
What I personally like to do while I'm studying/reviewing is fill out only two note cards. This forces you to find the most important parts of what you learned, and often times, that's what comes on the test :)
