The effectiveness of television commercials may be explained by one motivation that this psychologist added to those observed in traditional behaviorism, called "vicarious reinforcement," in which subjects see others being rewarded, and he termed the reflexive effects between one's actions and one's environment "reciprocal determinism." In his best known study, one group of adult (*) models would play with tinker toys for ten minutes, while another would quickly begin hitting a five foot inflatable on the head with a mallet, and the subjects were subsequently given a room of toys to play with alone. A psychologist interested in social learning, for 10 points, identify this man best known for
The effectiveness of television commercials may be explained by one motivation that this psychologist added to those observed in traditional behaviorism, called "vicarious reinforcement," in which subjects see others being rewarded, and he termed the reflexive effects between one's actions and one's environment "reciprocal determinism." In his best known study, one group of adult (*) models would play with tinker toys for ten minutes, while another would quickly begin hitting a five foot inflatable on the head with a mallet, and the subjects were subsequently given a room of toys to play with alone. A psychologist interested in social learning, for 10 points, identify this man best known for the Bobo doll experiment.
The effectiveness of television commercials may be explained by one motivation that this psychologist added to those observed in traditional behaviorism, called "vicarious reinforcement," in which subjects see others being rewarded, and he termed the reflexive effects between one's actions and one's environment "reciprocal determinism."
Albert {Bandura}