Social Psychological Explanations of Human Aggression (OCR A-Level Psychology): Quizzes

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Social Learning Theory of Aggression
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According to social learning theory, how is aggression acquired?

Through observation & imitation of models

What does SLT identify as the cause of aggression?

The environment

When is someone more likely to imitate aggressive behaviour according to identification?

When they identify with the model

What is vicarious reinforcement in the context of aggression?

Model is rewarded for aggressive behaviour

What does the 'attention' meditational process involve?

Noticing & observing model's behaviour

What does the 'memory' meditational process involve?

Remembering the behaviour observed

What does 'reproduction' refer to in meditational processes?

Skills & ability to replicate behaviour

What determines motivation in the meditational processes?

Rewards or punishments that follow

In Bandura's study, what did children who observed an aggressive model do?

Were more aggressive than control group

What did Bandura find about children who saw the model rewarded for aggression?

More likely to imitate the aggression

Why is Bandura's highly controlled lab setting a strength?

Protects from extraneous variables

What limitation relates to Bandura's laboratory setting?

Lacks ecological validity

What does SLT ignore according to the evaluation?

Genetic factors

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