Bandura, Ross and Ross - Transmission of aggression through imitation of an aggressive role model

1. What were the three rooms called?

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This room contained both aggressive and non-aggressive toys, the child was allowed to play with whatever they want while they are observed by two experimenters behind a mirror who record observations every 5 seconds for 20 minutes.
The room contains attractive toys, the child is allowed to play for two minutes but is then told by the experimenter "these are my best toys, they are for the other children to play with, you may play with the toys in the next room."
The room contained a child play area and a model play area, the child was allowed to play with potato stamps and stickers while the aggressive model played with the Bobo toy and the non-aggressive model played with the tinker toys.
The model demonstrates non-aggressive behavior by playing with the tinker toy.

Aggressive role models will cause aggressive behaviour
Same sex models are more likely to be imitated
Boys are likely to act more aggressively than girls
Non-aggressive role models will mean that children will act less aggressively than the no model control group

Non-aggressive role models would make children act less aggressively than if they had no model
Same sex models would be most likely to be imitated
Boys would show more aggression than girls
Aggressive role models would make children act more aggressively