Media Influence on Pro-Social and Anti-Social Behaviour 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyMedia psychologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: EsmeCreated on: 02-03-15 13:43 Who suggested Social Learning Theory? Bandura 1 of 18 What are the 4 stages of Social Learning Theory? Attention, Retention, Reproduction, Motivation 2 of 18 Who conducted the Lassie study? Sprafkin (1975) 3 of 18 What were the results of the Lassie study? Group 1: 90 seconds, Group 2 & 3: 50 seconds 4 of 18 What age were the children involved in the Lassie study? 6 years old 5 of 18 What were the conditions in the Lassie study? Group 1: Lassie saving puppies, Group 2: non-pro-social Lassie, Group 3: pro-social The Brady Bunch 6 of 18 What real life application does Social Learning Theory have? Parental control of pro-social and anti-social television watched with not need to expertise 7 of 18 What is a methodological issue with research into Social Learning Theory? Much is correlational, so it is unclear whether pro-social media causes pro-social behaviour or whether there is an unknown third factor 8 of 18 What is an issue with the Lassie study as research into Social Learning Theory? It is unclear how far-reaching the influence of pro-social media is because the children only reproduced an observed task involving puppies 9 of 18 What did Rosenkoetter (1999) suggest which challenges Social Learning Theory? Imitation is more likely when it is understood why it is carried out 10 of 18 Who conducted the Bobo Doll study? Bandura (1965) 11 of 18 How many nursery school children were involved in the Bobo Doll study? 66 12 of 18 What did the model do in the film in the Bobo Doll study? Kicked and punches the Bobo Doll 13 of 18 What were the conditions in the Bobo Doll study? Group 1: model neither punished nor rewarded, Group 2: model rewarded, Group 3: model punished 14 of 18 What were the results of the Bobo Doll study? Group 1: children showed tendency for aggression, Group 2: children most aggressive, Group 3: Children least aggressive 15 of 18 What did Noble (1975) suggest was an issue with the Bobo Doll study? Demand characteristics: children said "Look, Mummy! There's the doll we have to hit" 16 of 18 How does a gun being used by children in the Bobo Doll study support Social Learning Theory? It suggests that general, far-reaching anti-social behaviour has been learned rather than simply a specific act reproduced 17 of 18 What did Eron (1995) suggest which challenges Social Learning Theory? A child entering secondary school will have seen 8,000 murders and 100,000 other violent acts of television but does not reproduce these acts 18 of 18
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