Biographical Information
Educational Background
Social Learning Theory
Social Cognitive Theory
Bobo Doll Experiment
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What year was Albert Bandura born?

1925

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In what year did Albert Bandura graduate from high school?

1946

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What theory is Albert Bandura most known for developing?

Social Learning Theory

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What major theory expands on Social Learning Theory?

Social Cognitive Theory

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What year did Bandura conduct the Bobo Doll Experiment?

1961

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Where was Albert Bandura born?

Mundare, Alberta, Canada

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Which university did Albert Bandura attend for his undergraduate degree?

University of British Columbia

200

What experiment did Bandura conduct to demonstrate his Social Learning Theory?

Bobo Doll Experiment

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What key process affects motivation, persistence, and performance in Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory?

Self-efficacy

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How many children participated in the Bobo Doll Experiment?

72 children 

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What did Bandura’s father do for work after settling in Canada?

Worked on a track for the trans-Canada railroad

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What award was Bandura given for being an outstanding psychology student?

Bolocan Award

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What concept in Bandura’s Social Learning Theory refers to learning behaviours through observing others?

Observational learning

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What concept in Social Cognitive Theory involves the interaction of personal, behavioural, and environmental factors?

Reciprocal Determinism

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What was the purpose of the Bobo Doll Experiment?

To study learned aggression

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How many siblings did Albert Bandura have, and how many passed away as children?

He had 5 siblings, and 2 passed away as children.

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From which university did Bandura earn his master's degree and doctorate in psychology?

University of Iowa

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What key concept involves learning by observing others being rewarded or punished?

Vicarious reinforcement

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According to Bandura, what is necessary for learning in a social context?

A dynamic interaction of personal, behavioural, and environmental influences.

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What was the difference between the aggressive model condition and the non-aggressive model condition?

Aggressive vs. peaceful behavior


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What importance did Bandura’s parents place on education?

They felt it was crucial to teach the children the importance of education and celebrating life.

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At which university was Bandura named the David Starr Jordan Professor of Social Science?

Stanford University

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What did Bandura argue is unnecessary for learning new behaviours?

Direct reinforcement

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What did Bandura argue self-efficacy influences in human development?

Motivation, persistence, and performance

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What key finding did the experiment reveal about children who observed aggressive models?

They were far more likely to imitate specific aggressive actions than children in the non-aggressive or control groups.