males and 36 females in total participated in this study, which built off of similar experiments by Blake and Rosenblith the previous years.
males and 36 females in total participated in this study, which built off of similar experiments by Blake and Rosenblith the previous years. It was executed in part by Dorothea and Sheila Ross, and utilized independent rankings of participants by both the experimenter and a teacher. The findings were first published in the Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology. Tinkertoys featured prominently, and other objects used include a tea set, crayons, a dart gun, and a tether ball. Participants commonly shouted things like "Pow" and "Hit him down," perhaps not surprising since their mean age was just 52 months. FTP, name this 1961 social psychology study of learned aggression in small children, named for the five-foot tall toy that became the target of said aggression, carried out by Albert Bandura.
males and 36 females in total participated in this study, which built off of similar experiments by Blake and Rosenblith the previous years.
{Bobo Doll} Study or experiment (or just take {Bandura} study before mentioned)