Psychology - Learning and Memories
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- Hi! In this comic, I will be talking about how I learned how to skateboard.
- Social Learning is learning by example.
- In the beginning I had no clue what I was doing so I learned through a type of learning identified as 'Social Learning'
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- I observed my dad multiple times when he was skateboarding so I could do it myself one day.
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- When I thought that I was good enough to try skateboarding on my own, I fell. I wasn't ready so I had to look back into my memories for what I observed.
- As I kept practicing my skills to get better, my brain goes through the process of procedural memory. It's where memories are stored in for how things are done.
- These memories are stored in the hippocampus of our brain which allows us to remember information or personal events from long ago.
- Our cerebellum play a vital role in balance control, coordinated movement, visually guided movement, as well as motor skills.
- I was able to observe, fail, learn, and succeed in evolving skills in skateboarding through many processes.
- Through the work of social learning, procedural memory, hippocampus, and cerebellum, I was able to learn how to develop skills in skateboarding.
- Even after a long time of not practicing, I am capable to recall and do the skill as it is stored in my long term memory.
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