For 10 points, name these toys, the "bobo" form of which was used in a Stanford psychological experiment by Albert Bandura.
Karl Lorenz formulated an attachment theory based around the kewpie form of these objects. An experiment concerning these objects was used as evidence in Briggs v. Elliot. That test, performed by Kenneth and Mamie Clark, found that (*) black children preferred a certain type of these objects as opposed to the opposite. In another experiment, adults were filmed shouting phrases such as "sockeroo!" and "pow, right in the nose!" while hitting these objects with small hammers. For 10 points, name these toys, the "bobo" form of which was used in a Stanford psychological experiment by Albert Bandura.
Karl Lorenz formulated an attachment theory based around the kewpie form of these objects.
dolls [accept bobo dolls before it is read]