Social psychological theories of aggression
- Created by: Charlotte Thornton
- Created on: 28-12-12 21:20
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- Behaviour is learnt through immiatation
- Reinforcement by reward is likely to be repeated
- Role Model
- Vicarious reinforcement
- BANDURA states there are four stages;
- Attention - focus on aggressive behaviour
- Retention - memory in long term
- Reproduction - skill and abilities to reproduce behaviour
- Motivation - expect to receive same reinforcement (rewards)
- More likely to immitate a model we can identify with (ie same gender, same age)
- Likely with family members (BANDURA)
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- BANDURA DOLL STUDY
- Children imitated violent behaviour of adults
- Didnt not explain why…
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