1. What did the study demonstrate?
    1.   That overall the males were less aggressive
    2.   That overall the females were more aggressive
    3.   That children who saw an aggressive model reproduced less aggressive acts
    4.   That children who saw a non aggressive model reproduced less aggressive acts
    5.   That children who saw the same sex role model reproduced less aggressive acts
  2. Why was the second stage in the study carried out?
    1.   To arouse aggression in the children by frustrating them
    2.   To enable the bobo doll to be re-inflated
    3.   To measure the aggressiveness of the adults
    4.   To measure the aggressiveness of the children
    5.   To enable the experimenters to have a rest
  3. What was a main strength of this experiment?
    1.   The way that Bandura ensured that the procedure was as true to life as possible
    2.   The way the children were allowed to withdraw at any time
    3.   The high degree of control of variables enabling statements about cause and effect to be made
    4.   The way that Bandura studied the children over a long period of time
  4. Which argument does this study support?
    1.   Gender of role models is not important
    2.   Smacking children is good
    3.   Males are innately more aggressive than females
    4.   Aggression is largely learned
    5.   Role models are not important
    6.   Chimps can use human language
  5. Which one of the following is an accurate description of the role models?
    1.   There were 4 role models - two female and two male
    2.   There were 2 male role models
    3.   There were 2 female role models
    4.   There were 2 role models - one male and one female
  6. Fill in the missing words. The aim of the study is to demonstrate that children will _______ a_________ behaviour when given the opportunity
    1.   observe model's
    2.   imitate child's
    3.   imitate model's
    4.   observe doll's
  7. What is Mr Bandura's first name?
    1.   He is so famous that he doesn't have to have one
    2.   Sue
    3.   Albert
    4.   Mark
    5.   Sigmund
    6.   David
    7.   Simon
  8. Who were the participants?
    1.   4 boys and 4 girls
    2.   Only boys
    3.   150 boys and girls
    4.   Only girls
    5.   36 boys and 36 girls
    6.   2 role models
  9. How often were the children observed?
    1.   15 seconds
    2.   30 seconds
    3.   1 minute
    4.   5 seconds
    5.   When the experimenters noticed some behaviour
  10. Which one of the following is a correct description of the design?
    1.   The experiment consisted of four experimental conditions further sub-dived into eight
    2.   The experiment consisted of three experimental condition
    3.   The experiment consisted of two control groups
    4.   The experiment consisted of a control group and two experimental conditions further subdivided
    5.   The experiment was longitudinal
  11. What was a main control in the experiment?
    1.   The children's grandparents weren't asked
    2.   The children were fully debriefed after the experiment was completed
    3.   The children were rated and matched for levels of aggression before the experiment began
    4.   The children all came from the same nursery
  12. Why is the statement 'don't do as I do - do as I say' pretty useless according to Bandura?
    1.   Children are not very clever
    2.   Children have theory of mind deficits
    3.   Children are more likely to imitate rather than listen to their role models
    4.   Children nowadays are over weight
    5.   Children are not obedient
  13. What was the dependent variable?
    1.   The sex of the model
    2.   The amount of aggression displayed by the child
    3.   The amount of aggression displayed by the adult
    4.   The researchers forgot to add one
    5.   The age of the child
    6.   The sex of the child
  14. What were the independent variables?
    1.   The sex of the model, the sex of the child and the aggressiveness of the model
    2.   The height of the bobo doll, the sex of the child and the aggressiveness of the child
    3.   The sex of the model, the sex of the child and the aggressiveness of the child
    4.   The sex of the bobo doll, the sex of the child and the aggressiveness of the model
  15. How tall was the bobo doll which the child hit?
    1.   6 feet tall
    2.   3 feet tall
    3.   7 feet tall
    4.   It depended upon the experimenters whim
    5.   4 feet tall
    6.   5 feet tall
  16. What was the experimental design employed by Bandura?
    1.   A correlational design
    2.   A matched pairs design
    3.   A minimalist design
    4.   A repeated measures design
    5.   An independent measures design
  17. How tall was the bobo doll which the adults hit?
    1.   4 feet tall
    2.   3 feet tall
    3.   6 feet tall
    4.   5 feet tall
    5.   It depended on the weather
    6.   7 feet tall
  18. When would girls imitate female models more than male models?
    1.   For verbal aggression
    2.   If the model was thin
    3.   If the model was tall
    4.   For physical aggression
  19. What happened in the second stage/room?
    1.   A bobo doll was present
    2.   The children were observed every five seconds
    3.   The children were observed through a one way mirror
    4.   The child was subjected to 'mild aggression arousal'.
  20. What do social learning theorists, such as Bandura, emphasise?
    1.   Punishments and rewards
    2.   The process of imitation
    3.   Maturation
    4.   Their shoes
    5.   Their curves