Bandura, Ross and Ross 1963 Flashcards

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why was a seccond adaptation the study carried out?-

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  • influence of the media on behaviour
  • a recent incident where a boys was serious knifed during a re-enactment of a scene from the movie a rebel without a cause demonstrated the possible influence of the media on behaviour.
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what several hypotheses were said about this study?

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  • the more remote the media was from reality the less likely the participants would be to mimic the behaviour
  • males would immitate more aggressive behaviour than females
  • ## those with anxiety regarding aggression would display less aggressive behaviour
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3
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how many boys and girls were used in this study?

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48 boys and 48 girls

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where were the participants from?

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Stanford nursery school

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5
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what was the age range of the ptps ?

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35-69 months

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6
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how many models were present?

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two adults male and female and the human-film agression condition.

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what design was used?

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matched pairs design.

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how were the ptps divided?

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divided into three experimental groups and one control group (24 in each group)

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what three experimental conditions were there?

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  1. real-life aggressive models
  2. same models but on a film - human
  3. aggressive cartoon characters.
    - they were then divided into same sex and opposite sex models.
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what was the control group?

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24 ptps were not exposed to any aggressive model,.

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what did the real life condition do?

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  • same as bandura ross and ross 1961
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what was the human-film condition?

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they were guided into a semi-darkened room and left to play with picture prints on a table 6ft away from a tv that played the film which was ten mins long this was left to play well the experimenter left.

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what was the cartoon conditon?

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  • semi-darkened room
  • playing on a tabel 3ft away from the TV and as the experimenter walked over to the TV he says “i guess i’ll turn the colour TV on”
  • the cartoon was a black cat in a colourful fantasyland where he displayed aggressive behaviour to the bobodoll.
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14
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how were the participants aggressively stimulated

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the same as experiment 1

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what happened after the exposure to aggressive arousal?

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they were taken to another room and observed for 20 mins through a one-way mirror and their behaviour was recorded in 5 sec intervals

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16
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mean scores for each condition?

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reallife = 83
human-film = 92
cartoon film = 99
control = 54

17
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reliability?

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yes, replicated the study and found similar resutls

- hight inter-observer reliability = 0.90

18
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validity?

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validity is maintained due to finding high inter-rater reliability which means the observations and research recorded was not bias or subjective.

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ecological validity?

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  • limited as the participants were in an unnatural setting
  • semi darkened room and by an experimenter they had never met before
  • therefore the bhaviour they displayed may not be an accurate representation of their true actions.