Learning has given different definitions depending on the context in which it is used. Some individuals define it as any experience that changes an individual's behavior. Furthermore, learning is about how experiences influence an individual's subsequent behavior. Learning theorists have some mechanisms to explain the consequences of experience on behavior change. However, humans are flexible to adapt to environmental changes. They can learn from environmental changes. There are some learning theories that have contributed significantly to human development. These learning theories include social learning, classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and cognitive behaviorism. Social Learning Theory According to social learning theory, behavioral changes are not based on a certain pattern of reinforcement. Social learning uses topics and social elements to help some individuals learn through observation. Mood plays an important role in this theory and the fact that one learns something from experiences does not confirm a change in behavior in someone's life. In this theory, the imitated is the model while the imitation process is modeling. Cognitive Behaviorism Cognitive behaviorism explains why a student's subsequent learning and performance are influenced by what they have gained from a perspective. Classical and operant theory The other name used to refer to these two theories is conditioned learning theory. The classical theory occurs when reflex behaviors respond to the stimulus. On the other hand, the result of the operant has some consequences which can be a reward or punishment when the antecedent comes after a behavior. Learning theories have stages that you need to go through. L...... half of the document ...... I have acquired other students to offer them assistance in changing behavior as a result of the experiences. Experiences are based on the nature and direction of a given culture. They are about learned behaviors, learning through observation, and the difference between what one has learned and the act of putting what one has learned into practice. Learning theories also ensure that students are in a position to change their perspective in terms of behavior change. Students can shape and change their behavior through the systematic changes that occur in their environment. As changes occur in their environment, how they respond to the changes also changes. Furthermore, learning theories also explain why a number of individuals undergo familiar environmental changes to help the learner better understand their environment .