bandura 1963

Question 1

what was the aim of banduras study 1963

Answer 1

to see if aggression on film would be imitated

Question 2

what was the hypothesis of banduras study 1963

Answer 2

boys will show more imitative aggression than girls

Question 3

what was the sample of banduras study 1963

Answer 3

48 boys and 48 girls aged 35-69 months
mean age 52 months
from stanford university nursery school

Question 4

how were groups divided in banduras study 1963

Answer 4

by gender and gender models

Question 5

what was the experimental design of banduras study 1963

Answer 5

matched pairs design

Question 6

what was the procedure of banduras study 1963

Answer 6

group 1 watched real life m/f models be aggressive towards bobo
group 2 watched 10 min film version of m/f models become aggressive to bobo
group 3 watched cartoon version of female model dressed as cat become aggressive towards bobo
control group wasn’t exposed to violence

Question 7

what were the results of banduras study 1963

Answer 7

children who were exposed to aggressive behaviour exhibited nearly 2x as much aggressive behaviour as the control group
human film model lead to highest levels of aggression
boys exhibited more overall aggression
boys exposed to male models showed significantly more aggressive gun play than boys exposed to a female model