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Basic Models of Learning

Classical Conditioning

Operant Conditioning

Operant versus Classical Conditioning

Social Learning Theory

Major Influences on Learning

Expanding Around the Globe: Learning to Be Effective Overseas

Reinforcement and Behavioral Change

Reinforcement versus Motivation

Strategies for Behavioral Change

Ethics in Practice: Detracting a Workplace Bully

Schedules of Reinforcement

Managerial Leadership: Shaping a Salesperson's Behavior

Behavior Modification in Organizations

Expanding Around the Globe: In Japan's Hell Camp

Assumptions of Behavior Modification

Designing a Behavior Modification Program

Behavior Modification in Practice

Behavioral Self-Management

The Self-Regulation Process

Self-Management in Practice

Reducing Absenteeism through Self-Management

Course Quizzes

Quiz: Basic Models of Learning

Quiz: Classical Conditioning

Quiz: Operant Conditioning

Quiz: Operant versus Classical Conditioning

Quiz: Social Learning Theory

Quiz: Major Influences on Learning

Quiz: Reinforcement and Behavioral Change

Quiz: Reinforcement versus Motivation

Quiz: Strategies for Behavioral Change

Quiz: Schedules of Reinforcement

Quiz: Behavior Modification in Organizations

Quiz: Assumptions of Behavior Modification

Quiz: Designing a Behavior Modification Program

Quiz: Behavioral Self-Management

Quiz: The Self-Regulation Process

Quiz: Self-Management in Practice

Welcome to 'Principles of Learning and Reinforcement in the Workplace,' a comprehensive course designed to empower managers, HR professionals, and organizational leaders with the psychological tools needed to foster a productive, positive, and highly motivated work environment. In today's dynamic corporate landscape, understanding how employees learn and adapt is crucial for driving performance and organizational success.

Welcome to 'Principles of Learning and Reinforcement in the Workplace,' a comprehensive course designed to empower managers, HR professionals, and organizational leaders with the psychological tools needed to foster a productive, positive, and highly motivated work environment. In today's dynamic corporate landscape, understanding how employees learn and adapt is crucial for driving performance and organizational success. This course dives deep into the foundational theories of human behavior, exploring Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, and Social Learning Theory, and translates them into actionable workplace strategies. You will explore the critical differences between reinforcement and motivation, and learn how to design effective behavior modification programs that yield tangible results. Through real-world case studies—ranging from shaping a salesperson's behavior to detracting a workplace bully—you will gain practical insights into ethical behavioral management. Furthermore, the course expands on global perspectives, teaching you how to be effective overseas and adapt to diverse cultural learning styles. Finally, we will cover the vital concept of behavioral self-management, equipping you with self-regulation processes to reduce absenteeism and boost personal accountability. Whether you are looking to refine your managerial leadership skills or implement a robust behavior modification program, this course provides the evidence-based strategies you need to transform your workforce.

Principles of Learning and Reinforcement in the Workplace

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            <p>Understanding how individuals acquire new skills, adapt to environments, and modify their actions is fundamental to effective organizational management. This course delves into the core mechanisms that drive human behavior in professional settings, exploring the foundational theories that explain how we learn. By examining basic models of learning, including classical and operant conditioning, as well as social learning theory, learners will uncover the psychological principles that dictate employee responses to various stimuli. Furthermore, the curriculum addresses major global influences on learning, equipping professionals with the insights needed to foster adaptability and effectiveness across diverse, international work environments.</p>

<p>Building upon these theoretical foundations, the course transitions into practical strategies for shaping and managing workplace behavior. Participants will investigate the critical distinctions between reinforcement and motivation, learning how to implement effective schedules of reinforcement to encourage positive outcomes and deter counterproductive actions, such as workplace bullying. The exploration continues with a deep dive into designing and applying behavior modification programs tailored for organizational success. Finally, the course empowers individuals through the principles of behavioral self-management and self-regulation, demonstrating how these techniques can be utilized to reduce absenteeism and enhance personal accountability, ultimately culminating in a comprehensive understanding tested through a series of targeted quizzes.</p>
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