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banduras studies
1965
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What was the aim of Bandura's 1965 study?
To see if
imitative aggression
increases with rewards
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What is the vicarious reinforcement model?
Learning
through observing rewards given to others
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How many boys and girls participated in the study?
33
boys and
33
girls
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What was the age range of the participants in Bandura's study?
Aged
3 to
5
years
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What was the name of the male model in the study?
Rocky
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What were the stages of Bandura's study?
Participants watched a film of
aggressive
behavior.
Observations of
imitative aggression
were recorded.
Participants were
incentivized
to
imitate
aggression.
Observations
of
imitative
aggression
were recorded again.
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What happened at the end of the film in stage one?
The
model
was rewarded with praise and a treat
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What was the consequence for the model at the end of the film?
There was no consequence for the model
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How did the presence of an incentive affect imitative aggression?
Imitative
aggression
was
higher
in all
groups
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What was observed if there was no
incentive
for
imitative
behavior?
Those who saw the model
rewarded
imitated
more
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Were all aggressive actions imitated by participants?
No, some were not
noticed
or
remembered
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