Question

Within the scope of human behavior regarding learning and memorywhat does Cognitive Learning Theory approach stress? (Chapter 4, 120-122)  I basicly asked the question for you. Can you hand it over to someone else!!!

Answer 1

Cognitive Learning Theory explains the mechanism of learning. Learning depends on observation power. Categorization is the next step in learning process.

After observation and categorisation; comes the number of general formalisation of our environment/surroundings. Our past experiances play important role in our learning abilities.

Cognitive learning theory basically study about the mind and thinking ability. It recognise the connections between observation and learning. It also identify the mechanism of information processing which is crucial part of learning.

First we feel some change, then we try to figure out the reasons for change. After figuring out the problem various circumstances are being observed.

After making observations we apply our mind to solve the problem. We develope skills and memory is build up. That built memory is utilised again after facing same problem. After all these circumstances we become equipped with some learnt experiances. This is how cognitive learning works.