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A-Level Psychology FlashCards sobre Bandura, criado por laurenhw em 24-03-2015.
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Bandura Developmental Approach
Aim To find out whether aggression can be learned through imitation and whether children imitate specific acts they have seen and/or whether they just become more aggressive
Design Laboratory experiment having a matched participant design
Describe the 3 Independent variables 1) Aggressive or non-aggressive role model 2) Same sex or opposite sex role model 3) Sex of the child
Describe the four dependent variables 1) Imitative physical aggression 2) Imitative verbal aggression - 'pow' 3) Imitative non-aggressive verbal responses 4) Non-imitative physical and verbal aggression - 'playing with gun'
Describe the sample Children from a university nursery school 36 boys and 36 girls aged 37 months- 69 months (mean age 4.5 years) There were two adult models (m and f) plus female experimenter- Matched sample)
Describe the matching process An experimenter and one of the teachers rated the children using a 5 point scale in terms of aggression. Each child had four score that were added together to give an aggressive score
Phase 1 - Modelling (exposure to aggression) Each child taken to a room where there were lots of toys. Then the model was invited in and then left the room for 10 minutes
Describe Phase 1's three conditions (24 children each) 1) Non-aggressive condition: Model played with toys in a quiet manner 2) Aggressive condition: Model turned to Bobo doll and was aggressive towards it. Control Group: Children were not exposed to a model
Describe some behaviour displayed by the aggressive model Repeating punching it in the nose Hitting it with a mallet Throwing doll in the air and kicking it about in the room
Describe Phase 2 - Arousal Children were then taken to a room with attractive toys and told they couldn't play with them
Describe Phase 3 - Observation -Children were taken to another room that contained some aggressive toys (gun, mallet) and some non-aggressive toys (dolls, animals) and bobo doll. -Experimenter stayed with the child for 20 minutes while they played - Children observed through one way mirror
What type of sampling was use - event/time Time sampling was used and events were recorded every 5 seconds
State the 2 controls 1) Matching process: Ensure individual differences regarding being aggressive were equally distributed to the experimental conditions 2) Arousal phase : All children equally aroused to behave aggressively
Did children in the aggressive/ non-aggressive condition imitate behaviour Children in the aggressive condition displayed many of the model's physical and verbal behaviours
Did the aggressive group display more imitative/non-imitative behaviour Imitative behaviour
Children in the non-aggressive condition spent ___ time ____ than other condition 1) more 2) playing
What gender imitated more physical aggressive ? Males
Describe the same-sex effect Males copied the male models behaviour more than the females
Was there any parental consent? No informed parental consent
Ethics Children were not protected from distress and harm
Improvements 1) Pro-social act modelled 2)Location

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