In Bandura's famous Bobo Doll experiments, children
A) were afraid of the Bobo Doll due to associations with violence.
B) who watched a model get rewarded for punching the Bobo Doll imitated the behavior of the model and punched the doll.
C) who watched a model get punished for punching the Bobo Doll imitated the behavior of the model and punched the doll.
D) only punched the Bobo Doll if they were offered a reward for doing so.
Question 2
When children observe modeled violence, which of the following types of learning can occur?
A) Children can learn new techniques of aggression.
B) Children can learn rules about whether aggression is likely to be rewarded.
C) Children can learn to get used to punishment.
D) both A and B
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