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Bandura’s Research
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What was the aim of Bandura et al's 1961 Bobo doll study?

To investigate if behaviours are learnt by observation

What type of study was Bandura et al's 1961 Bobo doll experiment?

A controlled lab experiment

In the 1961 study, what happened during the 'aggression arousal' stage?

Children saw attractive toys but couldn't play

What did the 1961 study find about children who observed an aggressive model?

They were more aggressive than others

What gender difference was found in the 1961 Bobo doll study?

Boys imitated more physical aggression

What did the 1961 study conclude about children and role models?

Children imitate role models even if aggressive

In Bandura and Walters (1963), what three conditions were tested?

Praised, punished, and no consequence

In the 1963 study, which group showed the most aggression?

Children who saw the model praised

In the 1963 study, which group showed the least aggression?

Children who saw the model punished

What key concept does the 1963 study demonstrate?

Vicarious reinforcement

Why is SLT considered less deterministic than behaviourism?

It recognises choice in whether we imitate

Why are Bandura's studies considered reliable?

They followed a standardised procedure

What is a demand characteristic criticism of the 1961 study?

Children may have thought aggression was expected

Why does Bandura's study lack ecological validity?

It took place in a lab setting

What biological factor might explain why boys were more physically aggressive?

Testosterone

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