This document summarizes several cognitive theories of learning: - Dual coding theory proposes that we process both images and language, enhancing recall. - Bloom's taxonomy classifies learning into cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains within six levels of difficulty. - Bandura's social cognitive theory states that people learn behaviors through observation and imitation. His Bobo doll experiment demonstrated this. - Attribution theory explores how people explain their successes and failures, tending to attribute their own successes internally and others' externally. - Mayer's cognitive theory of multimedia learning proposes people learn more from words and pictures than words alone, through separate auditory and visual channels.