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Bandura and Social Learning Theory

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This is concerning
Comment from : @TTVCE2

Insightful
Comment from : @antidotexdz1541

⭐
Comment from : @maxpower9445

LMAOAOAAA0AOOAOAAOOAAOAOAOOA
Comment from : @IsraUmar

I was in that and it was all scripted
Comment from : @aprilcanadian

can't help but think of racisms all these years of repeating modeled behavior
Comment from : @jennebabeeee

children are brilliant, whatever be seen by them, they have to copy it straight away
Comment from : @nazdar7

By now I think almost everyone has heard of so-called “dayjob” contracts Most people have probably received one, and many have even fulfilled them I have personally executed over a thousand The euphemism “dayjob” refers to the relatively low payout of these types of contracts, as in “don’t quit your day job” I never intended this to be my career, and the truth is I still think of myself as unemployed I don’t want to talk numbers but let’s just say if I had to pay rent this wouldn’t work
Comment from : @ferreus

Criminology had to give me work over xmas 😔
Comment from : @ohyeahyeah8453

what will you do if your are locked in a room with a bobo doll?
Comment from : @jericofabregas3960

bro wtf 😭😭
Comment from : @djg7684

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Comment from : @kitukusnr

This hit close to home and also i feel i need to point out that I bare an uncanny resemblance to the young boy in the experiment 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Comment from : @stephenhay4878

bullshit
Comment from : @orientalrugs5832

lots of the comments from 6 months ago and forward are honestly hilarious, they just don't feel willing to accept that a lot of the modern parenting ethics are fundamentally flawed Media depicting violence is not a problem in of itself, it's the lack of a moral guidance that is The thing about the experiment is the lack of a morally sound authoritative figure to help guide the moral boundaries that keep our society stable
Comment from : @theheckler399

Peenus McWeenus
Comment from : @theheckler399

pogchamp
Comment from : @ZEM1008

very much of "monkey see, monkey do"
Comment from : @jacintacarroll487

立命館大学生挙手
Comment from : @jtr4573

oktagon mma
Comment from : @user-lp6wc9nt6i

THIS VIDEO IS SO FUNNY TO ME I CANT BREATHE
Comment from : @samanthamathieu4789

this music though
Comment from : @maydoe1783

Aah that’s how cod can make you more aggressive
Comment from : @ThecrackedBrick93

Oh yeh Video games cause violence
Comment from : @marvinlopez5179

😂 you ever thought that maybe because it’s a punchy bag that bounces back when you hit it that they are just playing? I had one when I was little and I didn’t grow up to be a monster 😂
Comment from : @YoungbloodYB76

I was wondering "what source can I use for my work in psychology class to show that people can develop agressive behavior while watching other have the same behavior" while this video was literally shown to me in my psychology class
Comment from : @charles8179

was läuft was läuft was läuft
Comment from : @sofaygo26

Chills
Comment from : @scrotespseudo-philosophers1617

children are blank slates; they learn and develop into what we teach them and what they're exposed to Guard your childrenfeed them positivity; there's enough negative influences out there
Comment from : @sunnygibbs925

Zu wild
Comment from : @Jannikwdn

No shit Sherlock, but how do you explain kids growing up in a calm environment and no news ever on tv, to being anxious n violent
Comment from : @lubelar410

the points provided are fair but you are failing to consider the possibility that:brif i were locked in a room with a bobo doll it would not matter what i had been previously shown, that thing activates my fight or flight reflex on sight
Comment from : @linkmariokirby7373

Is there a link to the entire video of Bandura, no just the except?
Comment from : @mrchombone2628

Nice theory to learn about children behaviour
Comment from : @donkiruku9317

Take a good look, this is what propaganda looks like
Comment from : @proteus2103

Wow what amazing science, this is nonsense
Comment from : @BobanOrlovic

Interesting shit
Comment from : @jeversbanda1736

National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) is a national charity andbrmembership association representing children’s day nurseries across the UK Asbrpart of our online training material, NDNA would like to include the abovebrvideo to support our e-learning modules I would be very grateful for yourbrpermission to link to/embed this video as part of this online course
Comment from : @EYDevelopmentZone

yes, watching violent movies and video clips enables people become internally and externally, knowingly an unknowingly susceptible to directly and/or indirectly committing acts of violence!!!
Comment from : @nyambatikwamboka7065

Love that the kid with the xbox controller is playing halo
Comment from : @Dang00TheAlien

Just wondering How Bobo puppet is made probably can "help" aggressive acts I mean, pushing and punching that object that swings forward and back without falling instinctively makes you push it maybe
Comment from : @Alifrag

very good
Comment from : @jordanglindmeyer6691

These kids look crazy
Comment from : @younasiftikhar3516

What about condition 2 and condition 3, is there a video about the outcome of that?
Comment from : @Viv8ldi

It was 72 children not 66 3 groups of 24 children
Comment from : @ownedbycutlery

Sort of scary how children can be influenced
Comment from : @Neonusrat

bad experiment to do on kids
Comment from : @bhekitshux7892

The only people who get violent At games are the people that are bad at them xD
Comment from : @TomasMHill7

I enjoyed the lecture format of this, I've always just watched this experiment with a voiceover I find that it helps to have it this way for better retention
Comment from : @zehraaplak7588

should not do this experimentbad on children
Comment from : @abcde012fgh

Wow the one kid pulled a gun on the Bobo doll lol
Comment from : @GiGi90211

A child's mind is more susceptible to the things they see in video games and on TV not adolescence They are more aware of the negative consequences of their actions
Comment from : @jetstream601