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DEVELOPMENTAL AREA (Studies (Bandura Et Al (Hypothesis (Participants…

- - - - To investigate observational learning of aggression.
      - The study focused on whether children would reproduce aggressive behaviour when the model was no longer present and to look for gender differences in learning aggression.
    - - Participants exposed to an aggressive model would be more likely to reproduce similar aggression than those exposed to a non - aggressive model and those who did not see a model at all.
      - Participants exposed to a non - aggressive model would be less aggressive than those not exposed to a model at all.
      - Participants would imitate aggression modelled by a same - sex adult more than modelled by an opposite - sex adult.
      - Boys would be more inclined than girls to imitate aggression.
    - - Participants
        
        All from the nursery school of Stanford University.
        
        36 male and 36 female
        
        Ages ranged from 37 months to 69 months.
      - Design
        
        Laboratory experiment
        
        Independent measures design
        
        Independent Variables
        
        The behaviour of the model - aggressive or non - aggressive.
        
        The sex of the model
        
        The sex of the children
      - 8 Conditions