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Who proposed the social learning theory?
Albert Bandura
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What is observational learning?
Learning by imitating the behavior of
models
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What is the term for imitating behavior in social learning theory?
Modeling
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Who are typical models in social learning theory?
Parents, peers, or media characters
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What does Bandura state about aggression and rewards?
Aggression produces rewards like praise or
tension reduction
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What are the four processes in Bandura's theory?
Attention
Retention
Motor reproduction
Motivation
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How do individuals perceive rewards in social learning theory?
They
believe
copying
behavior
will yield
rewards
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What factors increase the likelihood of imitation according to social learning theory?
Similarity to the
model
, such as
age
and
sex
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What did Bandura's Bobo doll study demonstrate?
Children
imitated
aggressive
behavior they observed
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What was the behavior of children who did not witness aggression in the Bobo doll study?
They
did
not
harm
the
doll
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Why is Bandura's Bobo doll study criticized?
It lacks
ecological validity
due to
lab setting
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What is a key criticism of Bandura's theory regarding aggression?
It does not distinguish between
real
aggression and
play fighting
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What is a reductionist view of Bandura's theory?
It simplifies behavior to only
imitation
learning
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What biological factor is mentioned as influencing aggression?
Levels of
testosterone
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What did a literature review find about violent behavior in adolescents?
Modeling
and
rewards
are strong causes
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How can social learning theory be applied to reduce violence?
Use
modeling
of positive behaviors
Reward
non-aggressive
behaviors
Create campaigns promoting peaceful interactions
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What is behavior modification in the context of custodial sentences?
Encouraging
unlearning
behavior through rewards and punishments
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What does the behaviorist approach argue about human behavior?
All
human
behavior is
learned
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What is vicarious reinforcement
Wanting to do something to receive the same
reward
as the model