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ARRYANZ

1

2

34

5

M ShahzadShahzad

MubarakM WaqasRajaTaimoor

KhanAqib Ali

Learning amp Conditioning

Prominent change in behaviour of

individuals

Definition

1) Unlearned activities

2) Learned activities

Activities

Why Learning hellip

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Slide 37
  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

1

2

34

5

M ShahzadShahzad

MubarakM WaqasRajaTaimoor

KhanAqib Ali

Learning amp Conditioning

Prominent change in behaviour of

individuals

Definition

1) Unlearned activities

2) Learned activities

Activities

Why Learning hellip

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Slide 37
  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Learning amp Conditioning

Prominent change in behaviour of

individuals

Definition

1) Unlearned activities

2) Learned activities

Activities

Why Learning hellip

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
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  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Slide 37
  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Prominent change in behaviour of

individuals

Definition

1) Unlearned activities

2) Learned activities

Activities

Why Learning hellip

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
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  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Slide 37
  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

1) Unlearned activities

2) Learned activities

Activities

Why Learning hellip

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
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  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Slide 37
  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Why Learning hellip

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
  • Slide 2
  • Slide 3
  • Slide 4
  • Slide 5
  • Slide 6
  • Slide 7
  • Slide 8
  • Slide 9
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  • Slide 29
  • Slide 30
  • Slide 31
  • Slide 32
  • Slide 33
  • Slide 34
  • Slide 35
  • Slide 36
  • Slide 37
  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

1) Arousal2) Motivation3) Reinforcement4) Association

Factors

Definition

Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
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  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
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Changes After Leaning hellip

1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
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1) Mental2) Neural3) Physical4) Psychological

Changes

Definition

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Shahzad Mubarak

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Learning by Trial amp Error

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Method through which we can learn something by many trials amp errors

Definition

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Observational

Learning

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Method through which we can learn by

observing otherrsquos behaviour

Definition

1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
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1) Learning through imitation

2) Cognitive Learning

Types

Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
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  • The End
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Itrsquos a method in which observer observes the happening amp try to perform them at that time

Definition

Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
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  • The End
  • Slide 53
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Cognitive Learning

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Method in which observer observes the happening amp remember it amp applied it whenever it is needed

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

Arshad

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

ArshadLearning by

Conditioning

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Definition

Types

M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
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  • The End
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M Waqas

ArshadClassical

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
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M Waqas

Arshad

A response is made to a previously neutral stimulus that would not naturally bring that response

Definition

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Experiment

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

Arshad

UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CS(bell) UCS(food) UCR(sliva) CR(sliva)

Equation

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

ArshadInstrumental Operant

Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

Arshad

It is a behaviour that is learned while operating on the environment producing consequences

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

Arshad

1) On the rat 2) On the pigeons

Experiment

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

ArshadOperant Conditioning

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

M Waqas

Arshad

A result of certain positive or negative learning which involves onersquos operation on the environment

Definition

M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
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  • Negative transfer of learning
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  • Bilateral transfer of learning
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  • The End
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M Waqas

Arshad

a) Primary b) Secondary c) Positive d) Negative

Reinforcements

Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
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  • Negative transfer of learning
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  • Bilateral transfer of learning
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  • The End
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Raja Taimoor Khan

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
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  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Learning by

Insight

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
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  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Insight learning is a kind of learning or problem solving that

occurs suddenly through understanding the relationships of the different parts of a problem rather than through test and error

Definition

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Learning by

Insight

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Wolfgang Kohlers experiment Kohler showed the power of insight learning by placing a

banana above the reach of chimpanzees and watching how

they attempted to reach the food

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Transfer of

Learning

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

ldquoTransfer of learning means that the learning of one task facilitates in the learning of another taskrdquo Previous learning has a better effect on current or new learning

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Types

1) Positive transfer of learning 2) Negative transfer of learning 3) Bilateral transfer of learning

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Positive transfer of

learning

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
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  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
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  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Positive transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning facilitates in new learning Languages-

UrduPersian and English have the similar writing style and grammar

Urdu Persian Biology Psychology

Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Positive transfer of learning
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Negative transfer of

learning

ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight (2)
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  • Transfer of Learning
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  • Positive transfer of learning
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  • Negative transfer of learning
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  • Bilateral transfer of learning
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  • The End
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ldquoNegaitve transfer of learning occurs when the previous learning does not help in the new learningit creates difficulty or hinders in the new learning insteadrdquoExample-A football player feels difficulty in playing hockey or cricket

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

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  • Learning by Insight
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  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Bilateral transfer of

learning

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

A positive type of transfer

ldquoWhen an organ of a body learns to perform some task with practice

the other organs of that person has the benefit of being influenced

by the former organrsquos practicerdquo

1048708 Transfer of learning relates to learning of the same task but with different limbs

1048708Experimental design

pre test practice post test

preferred limb X X X

non preferred X X

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

Experiment

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

The End

  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54
  • ARRYANZ
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  • Learning by Insight
  • Slide 39
  • Learning by Insight (2)
  • Slide 41
  • Transfer of Learning
  • Slide 43
  • Slide 44
  • Positive transfer of learning
  • Slide 46
  • Negative transfer of learning
  • Slide 48
  • Bilateral transfer of learning
  • Slide 50
  • Slide 51
  • The End
  • Slide 53
  • Slide 54

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