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I'm looking into social learning theory as an explanation for aggression but the only experiment I can find is Bandura's Bobo Doll one. Are there an others out there that would be relevant? Thanks
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I believe that's because it's Bandura's theory but there are theories that have expanded further. Could be wrong tho its been a while
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http://www.appsychology.com/IB%20Psy...s/Charlton.htm
Charlton - Introduction of TV to an island - are children more aggressive.
Charlton - Introduction of TV to an island - are children more aggressive.
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(Original post by ~Tara~)
I believe that's because it's Bandura's theory but there are theories that have expanded further. Could be wrong tho its been a while
I believe that's because it's Bandura's theory but there are theories that have expanded further. Could be wrong tho its been a while
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I'm looking into social learning theory as an explanation for aggression but the only experiment I can find is Bandura's Bobo Doll one. Are there an others out there that would be relevant? Thanks
I'm looking into social learning theory as an explanation for aggression but the only experiment I can find is Bandura's Bobo Doll one. Are there an others out there that would be relevant? Thanks
Or you could talk about Operant Conditioning about Skinner and him using Skinner boxes to use a series of rewards and punishments to control the rat's behaviours, and explain aggression comes from being rewarded e.g. if a boy beat up another boy it would make him appear strong to his peers which is rewarding for him. Thats what i used to explain aggression with social learning those two studies in particular hope its of some use
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(Original post by Mathsenthused)
http://www.appsychology.com/IB%20Psy...s/Charlton.htm
Charlton - Introduction of TV to an island - are children more aggressive.
http://www.appsychology.com/IB%20Psy...s/Charlton.htm
Charlton - Introduction of TV to an island - are children more aggressive.
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Hey you could try look into classical conditioning which involves Pavlovs Dog Experiment or the case study of Little Albert where fear was conditioned into him but apply this to aggression.
Or you could talk about Operant Conditioning about Skinner and him using Skinner boxes to use a series of rewards and punishments to control the rat's behaviours, and explain aggression comes from being rewarded e.g. if a boy beat up another boy it would make him appear strong to his peers which is rewarding for him. Thats what i used to explain aggression with social learning those two studies in particular hope its of some use
Hey you could try look into classical conditioning which involves Pavlovs Dog Experiment or the case study of Little Albert where fear was conditioned into him but apply this to aggression.
Or you could talk about Operant Conditioning about Skinner and him using Skinner boxes to use a series of rewards and punishments to control the rat's behaviours, and explain aggression comes from being rewarded e.g. if a boy beat up another boy it would make him appear strong to his peers which is rewarding for him. Thats what i used to explain aggression with social learning those two studies in particular hope its of some use
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