QUESTION 21 In Bandura\'s famous \"Bobo\" doll study, he had some children watch

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QUESTION 21 In Bandura's famous "Bobo" doll study, he had some children watch a woman aggress against an inflated doll, while other children did not watch an aggressive act. Bandura found that the children who watched someone beat up the doll were later just as likely as the control-group children to aggress against a slmilar doll. less likely than control-group children to behave aggressively against a similar doll more likely than control-group children to behave aggresstvely against a slmilar doll. none of the above QUESTION 22 Researchers brought children into a room with attractive toys but did not let them play with the toys. They then observed that the kids became aggressive. The results of this experiment supported which theoryof aggression? The empathy-altruism theory of aggression The norm of reciprocity The frustration-aggression theory The aggressive stimulus theory QUESTION 2 when they were g en a choice between white or black dolls, African-American children as young as three years old often chose the white doll CI k & ar ·1917 ·These lindings suggest th t prejudice doesn't typically develop until adulthood. people can hold prejudice beliefs against members of their own group. teople tend to be prejudiced against others from an outgroup All of the above QUESTION 24 refers to an attitude toward a distinguishable group of people based solely on their group membership. Stereotypes Racism Prejudicue

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21. The answer is the third option. The children who watched the clip were more likely to shreds towards the doll in comparison to the control group.

22. The answer is the third option. This is an example of the frustration aggression theory.

23. The answer is the second option. This shows that people can be prejudiced against members of their own group.

24. The answer is the fourth option. Prejudice refers to an attitude towards a person based solely on their membership in a group.

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