Developmental Area Flashcards
Bandura - IVs
- Behaviour of Models (Aggressive, Non-Aggressive, Control Group)
- Gender of the Model
- Gender of the Child
Measures Agg. of Children
Bandura - Design
- Independent Measures
- Matched
Bandura - Hypothesis 1
- Children w/ Agg. Model more likely to Imitate Agg. (than those Without Agg. Model)
- TRUE
Bandura - Hypothesis 2
- Children w/ Non-Agg. Model Less Agg. than those not exposed to a model at all
- TRUE (Not Significantly)
Bandura - Hypothesis 3
If the Model was the Same Sex as Participants, More Likely Imitation
- TRUE
Bandura - Hypothesis 4
- Boys More Likely to Imitate
- TRUE (Boys physically, Girls verbally)
Bandura - Procedure Stage 1
Experimental Room
- 1 min of doing nothing
- Agression lasts 10 mins
- “Pow!” or “Sock it to ‘em!” as they were Agression
Bandura - Procedure Stage 2
Agg. Arousal
- Bright Stimulation Toys, Child told they are reserved for someone else and Taken Away from them.
Bandura - Procedure Stage 3
(Warning: Not ADHD friendly Answer)
Test for Delayed Agg.
- Doll
- Test if Stage 1 Replicated
- Covert
- In Room 20 mins
- Every 5 secs, look for Behaviour
> Imitative
> Partially Imitative (Not Exactly Copying)
> Non Imitative
- 1 way mirror
Bandura - Conclusions (3)
(Warning: Not ADHD friendly Answer)
- Boys and Girls Both Imitate Agg. at Similar Levels
- Gives Evidence for Social Learning Theory
- Agg. can Start from an Early Age
- Children are very Impressionable
- Nurture Theory
- Boys Naturally have more Testosterone Naturally
Bandura - Pre-Test
(Warning: Not ADHD friendly Answer)
- Children are Left in a Play Room with a Researcher + their Nursery Teacher
- Each Child’s Agg. was Rated 1 - 5 + Agreed Upon between the two
- Agg. (+ not agg.) were paired with Models who were Agg., Not Agg, and no Model.
CHaney - IVs
- Type of Device used
> Normal Inhaler
> Funhaler
CHaney - Design
- Structured, Closed Questions Questionnaire
- Interviewer
- 2nd Questionnaire on difference
- Operant Conditioning (+ve reinforcement)
CHaney - Procedure
(Warning: Not ADHD friendly Answer)
- 2 Week Period
- 2 Questionnaire for Parents (start and end
- Children took medication via Funhaler
- Parents randomly called during experiment to comment on Compliance the previous day
- Start and end Questionnaires compared
CHaney - Conclusions
- Improve Clinical Outcomes in Young Asthmatics
- Improves Health of Children
CHaney - Sample
32 Children with Asthma
- 22 Male
- 10 Female
- 1.5 - 6 Years Old
- Inhaler users
Bandura - Sample
72 Children
- Both Genders represented Equally
Bandura - Aims
- Investigate the Extent to which Children Imitate Aggression Modelled by an Adult
- Investigate Effects of Gender on Imitation
CHaney - Aims
Whether +ve Reinforcement via Funhaler improved Medical Compliance in Young Asthmatics, compared to Normal Inhaler
Kohlberg - IVs
- The Moral Dilemma
- The Children
- The Age
Kohlberg - Design
- Longitudinal
- Interviewed Every 3 Years
- Foreign Investigations were CROSS-SECTIONAL (opposite to longitudinal)
Kohlberg - Hypothesis
Kohlberg wanted to prove that Moral Development continues into Young Adulthood
Kohlberg - Procedure
Participant asked Series of Moral Dilemmas
- Options with diff. moral Implications
Kohlberg - Conclusions
- All Children go through 3 stages of:
> Self Interest
> Approval
> Agreed Rules and Conscience - Despite Culture, all go though same stages (NATURE)