This experiment's hypothesis was based on one introduced by Miller and Dollard, and it also cited Fauls and Smith's work on sex appropriate models of behavior. To avoid a confounding factor noted by Rosenbaum and deCharms, subjects in one group were allowed to play with a fire truck, locomotive, and doll set for two minutes before the experimenter took those toys away. Response categories included "Aggressive gun play" and "Sits on [the namesake 
This experiment's hypothesis was based on one introduced by Miller and Dollard, and it also cited Fauls and Smith's work on sex appropriate models of behavior. To avoid a confounding factor noted by Rosenbaum and deCharms, subjects in one group were allowed to play with a fire truck, locomotive, and doll set for two minutes before the experimenter took those toys away. Response categories included "Aggressive gun play" and "Sits on [the namesake object]". For 10 points, name this classic experiment in which children who observed an adult beat up on a 5-foot inflated doll were found more likely to display aggressive behavior, performed by Albert Bandura.
This experiment's hypothesis was based on one introduced by Miller and Dollard, and it also cited Fauls and Smith's work on sex appropriate models of behavior.
{bobo doll} experiment (accept “{Transmission of Aggression through Imitation of Aggressive Behavior}”, as that’s the name of the paper, prompt on anything including “Bandura”)