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ALBERT BANDURAALBERT BANDURA BORN 1925 IN MUNDARE, ALBERTA, CANADA

EDUCATION  BA: UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA (1949)  PH.D.: UNIVERSITY OF IOWA (1952)  DURING THIS PERIOD HE DEVELOPED THE SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY  SINCE 1953, HE HAS BEEN A PROFESSOR AT STANFORD

FATHER OF COGNITIVE THEORY  RESEARCH DEALT WITH AGGRESSION  RECIPROCAL DETERMINISM  BEHAVIOR IS MODELED BY OTHER PEOPLE  FAMILIES ARE PROMINENT SOURCES  ABUSIVE FAMILIES LEAD TO ABUSIVE PARENTS

AGRESSION  3 ASPECTS  HOW PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR ARE DEVELOPED?  WHAT PROVOKES AGGRESSION?  WHAT DETERMINES PEOPLE TO CONTINUE USING AGRESSION?

BOBO DOLL EXPERIMENT  1) VIDEO  2)NOT ALLOWED TO PLAY WITH TOYS  3) ROOM WITH BOBO  4)REACTION  ch?v=hHHdovKHDNU ch?v=hHHdovKHDNU

OBERVATIONAL LEARNING  ATTENTION: see  RETENTION: remember  MOTOR REPRODUCTION: do  MOTIVATION: reward

ENVIRONMENTAL EXPERIENCES  CRIME RATES, ENVIRONMENT  FILMS, TV EPISODES, VIDEO GAMES  DIFFERENTIATING REALITY AND FANTASY  CHILDREN ARE VERY SENSITIVE TO THESE THINGS

SELF-EFFICACY  MOTIVATION TO LEARN  FACTORS:  PAST PERFORMANCE  MODELING  VERBAL PERSUASION  PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE

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