bandura 1965

Question 1

what was the aim of banduras study 1965

Answer 1

see if consequences to the model (reinforced, punished or no consequence) would affect if child imitated aggressive behaviour

Question 2

what was the sample of banduras study 1965

Answer 2

33 boys and 33 girls enrolled in Stanford University Nursery
aged 42-71 months
mean age of 51 months

Question 3

what was the experimental design of banduras study 1965

Answer 3

randomly assigned to 1/3 treatment conditions of 11 boys and 11 girls

Question 4

what was the procedure of banduras study 1965

Answer 4

brought individually to a semi-dark room
experimenter informed child that she had to do some business before going to playroom, but they could watch tv while they wait
5 min long film began with model ordered bobo to clear the way and there were 4 different ways it ended depending on condition they were in
model reward condition- second adult appeared with sweets and soft drinks, told model he was a strong champion and aggressive behaviour deserved a treat, gave him a 7 up and chocolate bars
model punished conditions- second adult appeared shaking his finger and called model a big bully and told them to stop picking on bobo, model tripped and got spanked by other adult reminding him of aggressive behaviour and model ran off cowering
no consequence- no reinforcement ending

Question 5

what was the test for delayed imitation and response measures of banduras study 1965

Answer 5

same as 1961 study

Question 6

what did the observers do in banduras study 1965

Answer 6

2 of them recorded the occurence of matching responses