Learning

Define Learning  and  Nature of learning? 

Learning is an important psychological process that-determines human behavior. Simple way, “learning is something we did when we went to school “it is permanent changing behavior through education and training, practice and experience. Learning can be defined as “relatively permanent change in behavior that occurs as a result of experience or reinforced practice".

Nature of Learning

1.Involves a change in behaviour  : it involves a change in behaviour, though change is not necessarily an improvement over previous behaviour. This change in behaviour may be good or bad from an organisation point  if view although  learning usually connotes improved behaviour. 

2.Relatively permanent :Change should be relatively permanent Temporary change may be only reflective and fall to represent any learning any temporary change in behaviour caused due to fatigue and drugs or temporary adaptation are not covered in learning  . 

3. Based on some experience, practice or training : The behavioral change must be based on some form of practice, experience or training. Any change in behavior due to physical maturation , any disease or physical damages do no constitute learning .

 4.Reinforcement : Reinforcement does not accompany the practice of experience the behavior will eventually disappear. 

5.Learning is reflected in behaviour : A change in an individual's though process or attitudes not accompanied by behavior is not learning. Further learning needs to result in behavior potentiality and not necessarily in the behavior itself Components of process of learning : To understand this process, it is important to understand the role of components of learning. These components are as under learning frequently. 

5.Learning is reflected in behaviour :A change in an individual's though process or attitudes not accompanied by behavior is not learning. Further learning needs to result in behavior potential and not necessarily in the behavior itself.