A theory of this process suggests it is most effective when following a progression from enactive to iconic to symbolic representation, and was put forward by Jerome Bruner.
Clark L. Hull attempted to explain this psychological process through mathematics. A theory of this process suggests it is most effective when following a progression from enactive to iconic to symbolic representation, and was put forward by Jerome Bruner. The ability of a rat to solve a T-shaped maze based on identifying the color of a box rather than its position was attributed to the "discrimination" type of this process. Albert Bandura incorporated the phenomenon of vicarious reinforcement into a "social" theory of this process, which was tested through the Bobo Doll experiment when children performed it after observing the behavior of others. For 10 points, identify this process which causes a change in behavior based upon previous information or experience, and may be performed by reading books.
Clark L. Hull attempted to explain this psychological process through mathematics.
learning [or discrimination learning; or social learning; prompt on memorization; prompt on conditioning; do not accept "operant conditioning" or "classical conditioning"]