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    Separate Pasts Analysis

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    playmate by the name of Bobo. During this time period it was perfectly acceptable for white children to play with black children. In “Separate Pasts” McLaurin describes an event in which he had licked a needle that his black playmate Bobo had already previously licked. Upon this realization McLaurin has sudden conflicting and negative racial views against Bobo. He feels violated that the black child’s salvia may have contaminated him yet; at the same time he does not want his friend Bobo to feel hurt towards

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    Sheila Ross. The ‘Bobo Doll’ Experiment In 1963 Bandura‚ Ross and Ross (Oates‚ 2012 p109-17) carried out research in order to understand the effect that witnessing violence has on children‚ and if there is a difference between video based violence and live violence. In essence a large group of children were broken down into three groups and then individually run through a corresponding test; ➢ Group A - Witnessed a person acting violently towards a large‚ inflated “Bobo Doll” toy ➢

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    Bandura’s Bobo doll experiment showed just this. The children were shown a video of a woman beating up a bobo doll. She hit‚ kicked‚ and punched the doll all while yelling aggressively at it. After seeing the video‚ children were released to go play in a room that had the bobo doll from the video. The children were observed doing all of the things to the doll that the woman was doing in the video. In comparison to today’s world‚ the bobo doll video is similar to video games

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    accepted the offer and has continued to work at Stanford to these days. Dr. Bandura is most famous for his Bobo doll experiment in the 1950’s. In the 1950’s there was a popular belief that learning was a result of reinforcement. In the Bobo doll experiment‚ Dr. Bandura presented children with social models of (new) violent behavior or non-violent behaviours towards the inflatable redounding Bobo doll. The children’s who viewed the violent behaviour were in turn violent towards the doll; the control

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    Antigone and A Rasin in the Sun Antigone and A Raisin in the Sun are two pieces of literature that are similar in one way‚ yet very different in another way. Both are very interesting pieces that were written to captivate even the most critical of audiences. This paper will show similarities as well as differences between the two pieces and their authors. Antigone is a play written by Sophocles and is about a young girl named Antigone who struggles with written laws of her city‚ Thebes. Her

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    TMA 01 Part 1. In 1963 the Bandura et al experiment was conducted. This was to examine the effect media violence‚ and social learning has on children. In this experiment there were five groups made up equal number of both genders. Four groups were shown either a live or filmed model acting aggressively towards a doll. The fifth group‚ the control group‚ were not. For reference the importance of the control group for Bandura was to: A.) add significance and understanding on the influences

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    Observational Learning

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    well-known theorist for observation learning would have to be Albert Bandura (1977)‚ who studied the behaviours of violent children. This was called the BoBo Doll Experiment. In that experiment children watched a lady kicking and punching a BoBo doll. When they had finished watching the children were taken into the room and their behaviour towards the BoBo doll were recorded. The children received no punishment for being violent towards the doll. The experiment was also preformed again‚ but this time with

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    you find other examples of herability to evoke a physical and emotional landscape that pulses with life? Whatelse makes her writing style unique? 2. Given their dangerous surroundings in Zimbabwe‚ Malawi‚ and Zambiaand a long streak of what young Bobo describes as "bad‚ bad luck‚"why does the Fuller family remain in Africa? 3. Drawing on specific examples‚ such as Nicola Fuller’s desire to"live in a country where white men still ruled" and the Fullerfamily’s dramatic interactions with African

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    is equally guilty including the one who wrestled for the gun‚ the robber and the two lookouts. She is trying to prove that Steve knew and associated with the two robbers who are bad characters. He was a lookout for them. Two men‚ James King and "Bobo" Evans entered a drugstore. They were to rob the owner‚ Mr. Nesbitt. Little did they know Mr. Nesbitt had a licensed gun. There was a struggle and Mr. Nesbitt was shot dead. There was a woman in the store at the time of the crime and

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    Symbolism In Chicken Run

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    through the use of lighting‚ diegetic sound and non-diegetic sound. The artificial‚ dim lighting in the opening scene alludes to POW camps‚ making the viewers sympathise for the chickens and admire their determination and their desire to escape to freedom. Mr Tweedy’s torchlight creates a vector towards the Chickens and another intertextual allusion to the Great Escape and a POW camp. The slim light from the spotlight symbolises the chickens’ slim chance of hope of escape. This contrasts greatly against

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