Bandura says that children learn behaviour

By role modelling positive behaviour

A key finding of Zimbardo was

role expectations ead people to behave different

What is quantitative research?

Research data that provides numerical insights

Zimbardo's study demonstrates that

The roles given to the students did affect their behaviour

What does methodology mean?

The methods and analysis of methods used in research.

What conclusion was drawn from the follow up of this study by Bandura and walters ?

The children that saw aggressive behavior, repeated it

what are advantages of an experimental research

can determine cause and effect and can control confounds

What is the aim of Bandura (1961)

To investigate the effect of children's exposure to an agressive model

What has Milgram learnt from this experiment?

The Germans were not different to everyone else

What was one of Humphrey’s reasons for defending the ethical nature of his research role as ‘voyeur’ in his study?

he kept all his research subjects’ information confidential, he didn’t 'lie' about being a voyeur (just a different, sociological kind)

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Bandura says that children learn behaviour
By praising and rewarding children
By punishing children
By being told what to do
By role modelling positive behaviour
2
A key finding of Zimbardo was
all participants behaved as Zimbardo wanted then to
role expectations ead people to behave different
status can not be used to influence else's behaviour
Power does not influence behaviour
3
What role did Zimbardo play in the study ?
Guard
Superintendant
Warden
Prisoner
4
What are the two types of research?
Primary and Secondary
Data and Visual
Basic and Advanced
5
Which of the following best describes 'ethic'
Subculture
Cultural elite
Set of moral principles
Minority Group
6
What is quantitative research?
Data on opinions and behaviours
Research data that provides numerical insights
Research that has to be paid for and is not free
Research that is obtained from surveys
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What type of sampling did they use in Bandura's study?
probability
random
systematic
oportunity
8
Humphrey's Tearoom Trade study reveals
he did not go in great lengths to protect his subjects
that he did not use cover observation
several ethical issues
that closet gay men do not hide their sexual identities
9
What did the Milgram experiment focus on
kindness and sharing
intelligince and problem solving
obedience and authority
strength and speed
10
Philip Zimbardo studied
The influence of drugs on people
Lines
The importance of social roles
Babies
11
Zimbardo's study demonstrates that
The roles given to the students did affect their behaviour
The roles were not important
The roles given to the pupils did not affect their behaviour
The roles were not powerful enough
12
What Area of Psychology did Albert Bandura study?
Personality
Emotions
Learning
Memory
13
What ethic requires researchers to get parental permission for children to engage in research?
Informed consent
Voluntary consent
Confidentiality
Debriefing
14
What does methodology mean?
The type of question asked to give statistical results
The methods and analysis of methods used in research.
A key sociological perspective
<p>Is a study conducted by famous sociologist Malinowski</p>
15
Zimbardo used the following method...
Natural experiement
Field experiment
Quasi experiment
Lab experiment
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What conclusion was drawn from the follow up of this study by Bandura and walters ?
The children refused to watch aggressive behaviour
The children that saw aggressive behavior, repeated it
Children who saw the bob doll getting hurt, wanted to help
The children that saw the aggressive behavior became scared
17
What was the Milgram experiment?
A study on gender
A study of Nazis
A study of pilgrims
A study on order and morals
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Milgram's experiment was conducted at...
Yale
Stanford
Oxford
Cambridge
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what are advantages of an experimental research
can only test medications
cant control cause and effect
has ecological validity
can determine cause and effect and can control confounds
20
What is the aim of Bandura (1961)
To investigate how kids react to positive role models
To investigate the effect of children's exposure to an agressive model
To investigate intergroup relations over a period of time
To investigate the effect of evironmnet on the child
21
whast an experimental research's disadvantage?
can determine cause and effect
lacks of ecological validity
contains experimental groups
22
What has Milgram learnt from this experiment?
Germans were different
Nothing
A lot
The Germans were not different to everyone else
23
Different research questions require different research methods.
False
True
24
whats an ethic psychological research
infference
context
evidence
debriefing
25
What was a major criticism of Robert Allen Humphrey’s Tearoom Trade study?
His behavior was deceitful and an invasion of privacy
His work threatened the momentum of the LGBT+ movement
The benefits outweigh the potential risks of the work
B and C
26
What did Bandura study
Observational learning
Basic needs
Conformity
Music in the womb
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What was one of Humphrey’s reasons for defending the ethical nature of his research role as ‘voyeur’ in his study?
he made friends with the research subjects
he genuinely enjoyed participating
he kept all his research subjects’ information confidential
he didn’t 'lie' about being a voyeur (just a different, sociological kind)
28
Where did Zimbardo do his research?
UCLA
Yale
Stanford
Harvard
29
When was the Milgram experiment conducted?
1981
2001
1970
1963
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Identify the two primary research methods
magazine articles and Government statistics
newspaper articles and focus groups
interviews and questionnaires
research reports and disassembly

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