The Bobo Doll Experiment

The BoBo Doll Experiment: The Bobo Doll experiment was used to answer the question on whether behavior exhibited by individuals is learned through watching another individual act in a particular way. The experimenters used children as their subjects, between the stages of late toddler and early elementary school. (This was most likely done since at this age children are very suitable to their surroundings). In total there was seventy children used. Twenty-four of them would observe aggressive behavior (equal number of boys to girls), twenty-four non-aggressive(equal number of boys to girls), and twenty-four no particular behavior (no particular gender ratio). The all groups of children were to observe the behavior via television. After watching