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level: Level 1 of Developmental area

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level questions: Level 1 of Developmental area

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Bandura sample72 - 36b and 36g children - 52 months mean
What did all bandura's participants participate in before experimentpre testing to eliminate participant variables
Method of bandura-lab experiments - iv 1 contion agressive /non 2- gender of role model 3. gender of child
Stages overview bstage 1 - non agressive - tinker agressive - bobo stage 2- very best toys not allowed to play stage 3- which toys child played with ag- bobo, mallet and na- tea set
Results Bandura- agressive model resulted in more agressive children - boys more ag than girls - females showed more verbal agression - children said thats now how a lady should behave
Evaluation of BS= LAB Experiment - cause and effect psych as a science - controls so standardised so reliabilit -qual and quan w= lack eco valid and unethical protection from harm
Chaney sample32 austrailian , mean age 3.2
method of chaney / procedurefield experiment and repeated measures given a questionaire on normal inhaler then asked to use fun inhaler with bell and after 2 weeks completed the same questionaire
Results of Chaney73% PARENTS WERE SUCCESFUL IN MEDICATING THEIR CHILD WITH FUN INHALER
Eval of chaneys= repeated measures eliminates partipant v field exp - eco valid w= demand characteristics from field - narrow age range restricts generalisability
Kohlberge investiagedstages of moral development
Stages of moral developmentstage 1 - punishment and obedience stage 2 -self interest stage 3- good boy good girl stage 4- law and order stage 5 - social contract stage 6- universal ethical
sample of kAmerican , chinese and taiwan longitudional study 12 years just boys
Procedure of ka semi structured interview for 45 mins to give response to moral dilemmas such as Heinz
Result / key findings of Kohlbergparticpants progressed in same order not everyone reaches final stage
Eval of KS= longitudinal study -particpant v eliminated cross cultural so not ethnocentric w= lacks eco valid doesn t acutally demonstate how participants would act qual data is subjective
Design of LeeLab experiment with indepentdent meaures design 4 ivs - social or physical story, pro social or anti social, the age of children and ethnicity of the children
SampleChinese and Canadian children
ProcedureHalf of each sample of the chinese sample 120 108 Canadian split - to do physical story and social story
ResultsProsocial Behaviour/Lie-telling situations There was a significant interaction between age and culture. Canadian children in general (across all ages) rated lie-telling in this situation negatively, whereas the Chinese children’s ratings changed from negative to positive with age.
Evaluation of Leecross cultural study - strengh - find differences replicable - all materials were the same lacks eco logical validiity as story doen't represent moral judgement