“Part 1 Table analysis. TMA O1 Part 2 How Albert Bandura research into social learning has changed practitioners understanding and knowledge when working with children.”

Part 1 – I will be analysing data from a table that shows the results from Banduras Bobo doll experiment, which illustrates the levels of children aggression when exposed to it through a live model, filmed model and a controlled environment. From the data I was able to interpret that it was more likely for girls to imitate aggression shown from the female model in both of the independent variables- live model and filmed model, this is similar to the boys they demonstrated more imitative behaviour when shown by a male model. The data indicated that on average it is more likely that boys show more non-imitative behaviour than girls through each of the independent variables. Lastly the data suggests that children are more likely to imitate aggressive behaviour when shown by a life model, rather than a filmed model. In conclusion I have identified some similarities, such as children…(short extract)