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Perspective
Division of
Learning Theory
Variables
of Concern
Key Theorists Main Theories
Behaviorist Classical Conditioning
Stimulus
Response
Pavlov 1849-1936 Classical Conditioning
Behaviorist Behaviorism
Stimulus
Response
Reinforcement
Watson 1878-1958
Thorndike1874-1949
Guthrie 1886-1959
Skinner1904-1990
Estes 1919 -
Behaviorism
Connectionism
Contiguity Theory
Operant Conditioning
Stimulus Sampling Theory
Behaviorist Neobehaviorism
Stimulus-Response
Intervening internal variables-
Purposive behavior
Tolman 1886-1959
Hull 1884-1952
Spence 1907-1967
Sign-Theory&Latent-Learning
Drive Reduction Theory
Discrimination Learning
Cognitive Gestalt Learning Theory
Perception
Decision making
Attention
Memory
Problem solving
Wertheimer1880-1943
Lewin1890-1947
Kohler1887 - 1967
Koffka1887 - 1941
Festinger 1919-1989
Gestalt Learning Theory
Field Theoretical Approach
Insight Learning
Gestalt Theory
Cognitive Dissonance
Cognitive Information Processing
Information Processing
Computer models
Hebb 1904 - 1985
Miller
Newell1927 - 1992
Craik & Lockhart
Paivio
Rumelhart
Neurophysiologic Theory
Information-Processing-Theory
General Problem Solver
Levels of Processing
Dual Coding Theory
Interactive Activation Compet.
Cognitive Constructivism
Knowledge construction
Learner as active creator
Ausubel1918 -
Bruner1915-
Piaget (1896-1990)
Lave
Argyris
Subsumption Theory
Constructivism
Genetic Epistemology
Situated Cognition
Double Loop Learning
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Spiro
Flavell
Schank
Cognitive Flexibility Theory
Metacognition
Script Theory
Cognitive
Psychoanalytic
Learning Theory
Unconscious processes Freud1856-1939 Psychoanalytic Learning
Humanist Humanistic Learning
Emotional factors
and Affect
Maslow 1908-1970
Rogers 1902-1987
Mezirow
Humanistic Theory of Learning
Experiential Learning
Transformational Learning
Social Social Learning
Interactions with
other Participants
Vygotsky
Bandura
Brown
Social Constructivism
Observational Learning Theory
Cognitive Apprenticeship..

General Theories
of Memory and
Intelligence

Anderson 1947 -
Guilford
Gardner
Sternberg
ACT*
Structure of Intellect
Multiple Intelligences
Triarchic Theory

Instructional Theories-
Applications of learning
theory for classroom
and instructional use
Pedagogy and theories
of Adult Learning
Bransford
Cronbach
Cros
Gagne 1916-2002
Knowles
Landa
Mager
Merrill
Reigeluth
Anchored Instruction
Aptitude Treatment Interaction
CAL-Char. of Adult Learners
Conditions of Learning
Andragogy
Algo-Heuristic
Criterion-Referenced-Instruction
Component Display Theory
Elaboration Theory


Cognitive

Affective

Psychomotor
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knowledge attitude skills
1. Recall data
1. Receive
(awareness)
1. Imitation (copy)
2. Understand
2. Respond
(react)
2. Manipulation (follow
instructions)
3. Apply (use)
3. Value
(understand and
act)
3. Develop Precision
4. Analyze
(structure/elements)
4. Organize
personal value
system
4. Articulation
(combine, integrate
related skills)
5. Synthesize
(create/build)
5. Internalize
value system
(adopt behavior)
5. Naturalization
(automate, become
expert)
6. Evaluate (assess,
judge in relational
terms)