As a graduate student, this psychologist pinned a dead rat to the department bulletin board with a note reading "ran according to Tolman's theory," thus implying it had been murdered by his advisor, Kenneth Spence.
As a graduate student, this psychologist pinned a dead rat to the department bulletin board with a note reading "ran according to Tolman's theory," thus implying it had been murdered by his advisor, Kenneth Spence. This man theorized that attempts to justify inhumane acts led to the process of "moral disengagement," and under the tutelage of Robert Sears published a study on delinquent children, Adolescent Aggression. This man identified vicarious reinforcement as key in developing self-efficacy, which is aided by social observation. His most famous experiment found that children who viewed an object being attacked by adults proved more likely to demonstrate aggressive behavior themselves. For 10 points, name this Stanford psychologist who conducted the Bobo doll experiment.
As a graduate student, this psychologist pinned a dead rat to the department bulletin board with a note reading "ran according to Tolman's theory," thus implying it had been murdered by his advisor, Kenneth Spence.
Albert Bandura