Bandura

Question 0

Aim?

Answer 0

To investigate a variety of factors influencing imitative leaning

Question 1

Prompted by?

Answer 1

The social learning their

Question 2

Participants?

Answer 2

72

Question 3

How many females in study?

Answer 3

36

Question 4

How many males in study?

Answer 4

36

Question 5

What kind of sample was it?

Answer 5

Opportunity sample

Question 6

Where was the study?

Answer 6

Stanford University nursery

Question 7

IV?

Answer 7

The level of aggression displayed by a model giving rise to an ‘aggressive condition’ and a ‘non-aggressive condition’

Question 8

Other IV?

Answer 8

sex of model

Question 9

DV?

Answer 9

Number of imitative learning behaviours, through physical and verbal aggression and other non-imitative verbal and physical aggression

Question 10

Hypothesis 1?

Answer 10

Children exposes to aggressive model will produce more aggressive acts than those exposed to non-aggressive model or control groups

Question 11

Hypothesis 2?

Answer 11

Non-aggressive model will in habit aggressive responses

Question 12

How many children saw the aggressive models?

Answer 12

24

Question 13

How many saw the same sex model?

Answer 13

6

Question 14

How many saw the opposite sex?

Answer 14

6

Question 15

How many didn’t see non aggressive models?

Answer 15

24

Question 16

Stage 1 for non aggressive?

Answer 16

Model ignored

Question 17

Stage 1 aggressive?

Answer 17

Aggressive to doll; hit on head and verbal ‘sock him on the nose’

Question 18

Stage 2?

Answer 18

All children got their toys taken away from them

Question 19

Stage 3?

Answer 19

All test for delayed imitation and observed every 5 seconds for 20 mins

Question 20

Results boys and girls?

Answer 20

Boys were more likely to imitate physical aggression while girls were more likely to imitate verbal aggression

Question 21

Result?

Answer 21

Participants exposed to aggressive models show higher levels of aggressive imitative behaviour