Q1(A). Try to think at least one personal example of each of these concepts: Cog
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Q1(A). Try to think at least one personal example of each of these concepts: Cognitive map, latent learning, discovery learning.(B) Describe a skill you have learned primarily through observational learning. How did modeling help you learn? (150 POINTS) Q2 (B). Think about how you've used your memory in the last hour. Identify an example of each of the following: a procedural memory, a declarative memory, a semantic memory, and an episodic memory.(150 POINTS) Q3. (A) Can you think of things you do that are based on implicit memories? (B) What kind of information are you good at remembering? Why do you think your memory is better for those topics. (150 POINTSExplanation / Answer
1. Cognitive map: In the middle of the night, when it’s dark and all the lights are off, I am easily able to find my way to the bathroom without having to switch on any light. This is because my cognitive map helps me remember the layout of my house.
2. Latent learning: I learned several interpersonal skills in college, such as how to handle conflicts but it did not become apparent to me until I started working in an office and had a handle a major conflict with my colleague.
3. Discovery learning: When I used to study maths, I was able to figure out a lot of solutions through discovery learning. Sometimes I would spend copious amounts of time with a single problem and all of a sudden, the solution would make itself apparent to me.
4. Observational learning: My sense of fashion has been determined purely through observational learning. I like to notice current fashion trends in the industry, the clothes worn my my celebrity idols and make purchases accordingly.
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