A recent experiment by Kidd, Palmeri, and Aslin at the University of Rochester modiÂfied an experiment fiÂrst conductedat this institution by making the environment experienced by the subjects either "reliable" or "unreliable." It's not CarnegieMellon, but this university is currently home to the Parallel Distributed Processing research group of Jay McClelland, whoalso heads its Center for Mind, Brain, and Computation. Another psychologist from this university developed a theory oftriadic reciprocal causation as a framework for concepts like vicarious reinforcement and a phenomenon described in a studyon "the exercise of control," self-efficacy; that psychologist also wrote Social Foundations of Thought and Actio
A recent experiment by Kidd, Palmeri, and Aslin at the University of Rochester modiÂfied an experiment fiÂrst conductedat this institution by making the environment experienced by the subjects either "reliable" or "unreliable." It's not CarnegieMellon, but this university is currently home to the Parallel Distributed Processing research group of Jay McClelland, whoalso heads its Center for Mind, Brain, and Computation. Another psychologist from this university developed a theory oftriadic reciprocal causation as a framework for concepts like vicarious reinforcement and a phenomenon described in a studyon "the exercise of control," self-efficacy; that psychologist also wrote Social Foundations of Thought and Action. Its nurseryschool provided subjects for an experiment conducted by Walter Mischel in which the capacity to forego consumption of amarshmallow was correlated with adult success, as well as an experiment that studied imitative aggression towards an inflflatabledoll. For 10 points, name this American university, home to Albert Bandura's "Bobo doll" experiment, as well as one in whichthe basement of its psychology building was converted to a prison by Philip Zimbardo.
A recent experiment by Kidd, Palmeri, and Aslin at the University of Rochester modiÂfied an experiment fiÂrst conductedat this institution by making the environment experienced by the subjects either "reliable" or "unreliable.
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