Bandura

Which theory did Albert Bandura propose in the 1960s, challenging the views on learning. from these days?

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Social Learning Theory

• Cognitive Development Theory

In the initial Bobo Doll experiments, what was observed about boys' likelihood to copy aggressive behavior compared to girls, and their preference for male models?

• Boys were less likely to copy aggression and preferred female models.

• Boys were three times more likely to copy aggression and reproduced it twice as often if they observed a male model.

• Boys were equally likely to copy aggression as girls, regardless of model gender.

• Boys were less aggressive overall than girls in the experiment.

What did Bandura conclude about how children learn aggressive behavior based on the medium through which they observe it (live, video, or cartoon)?

• Children only imitate aggressive behavior if they observe it live.

• Children are more likely to imitate aggressive behavior seen in cartoons.

• Children imitate aggressive behavior regardless of whether they see it live, on video, or as a cartoon.

• Children are less likely to imitate aggressive behavior if they see it on video.

What impact did observing a model being punished for aggressive behavior have on the children in Bandura's experiments?

• It motivated children to be more aggressive.

• It had no significant effect on children's subsequent behavior.

• It significantly diminished children's willingness to copy the aggressive behavior.

• It only affected boys, making them more aggressive.