Question 1

The behavior of children who watched an adult model attack a Bobo doll was

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A)  not as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
B)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
C)  aggressive for children who already had aggressive tendencies. 
D)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children in the control group. 
A)  not as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
B)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children who watched the attack on television. 
C)  aggressive for children who already had aggressive tendencies. 
D)  twice as aggressive as the behavior of children in the control group.

Question 2

Bandura sees human nature as influenced by

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A)  personal theories about how the world works. 
B)  an innate drive for self-actualization. 
C)  past learning experiences 
D)  all of these 
A)  personal theories about how the world works. 
B)  an innate drive for self-actualization. 
C)  past learning experiences 
D)  all of these

Question 3

The fundamental feature of Bandura's theory is his

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A)  focus on human subjects. 
B)  idea of learning by observation or example. 
C)  emphasis on unconscious influencing variables. 
D)  denial of the importance of reinforcement. 
A)  focus on human subjects. 
B)  idea of learning by observation or example. 
C)  emphasis on unconscious influencing variables. 
D)  denial of the importance of reinforcement.

Question 4

In modeling and observational learning, reinforcement

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A)  is required for any learning to occur. 
B)  is not required for learning to occur. 
C)  must only occur vicariously. 
D)  must occur directly for the modeled behavior to be performed. 
A)  is required for any learning to occur. 
B)  is not required for learning to occur. 
C)  must only occur vicariously. 
D)  must occur directly for the modeled behavior to be performed.

Question 5

Address the issue of peer pressure and Bandura's aggressive modeling. Many gangs model aggressive behaviors for new gang members to emulate. If you were a social agent in charge of helping young children avoid gang involvement, what sort of preventative program would you institute in your local neighborhood where children tend to join these gangs?

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A program may include primary prevention

Question 6

Research suggests that women perceive themselves as high in self-efficacy

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A)  when they have traditionally female occupations. 
B)  when they have traditionally male occupations. 
C)  if their marriages are successful. 
D)  if their mothers were high in self-efficacy. 
A)  when they have traditionally female occupations. 
B)  when they have traditionally male occupations. 
C)  if their marriages are successful. 
D)  if their mothers were high in self-efficacy.

Question 7

By about the age of ____, children have developed sufficient attentional, retention, and production processes to begin imitating behavior some time after the observation rather than immediately.

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A) 	13. 
B) 	2. 
C) 	5 
D) 	8 
A) 	13. 
B) 	2. 
C) 	5 
D) 	8

Question 8

Bandura's assessment techniques include

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A)  self-report inventories and self-ratings. 
B)  projective techniques. 
C)  free association. 
D)  dream analysis. 
A)  self-report inventories and self-ratings. 
B)  projective techniques. 
C)  free association. 
D)  dream analysis.

Question 9

Arguing in favor of behavior modification, Bandura says it

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A)  is the only effective way to resolve unconscious conflicts. 
B)  actually increases personal freedom. 
C)  enables a person to adjust to behavior problems. 
D)  reduces freedom only slightly. 
A)  is the only effective way to resolve unconscious conflicts. 
B)  actually increases personal freedom. 
C)  enables a person to adjust to behavior problems. 
D)  reduces freedom only slightly.

Question 10

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Accepted Answer

It seems like there might be a misunders

Question 11

Self-reinforcement is

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A)  incapable of influencing learning. 
B)  more important than reinforcement administered by others. 
C)  more effective with children than adults. 
D)  somewhat like the conscience or superego, which Bandura denied. 
A)  incapable of influencing learning. 
B)  more important than reinforcement administered by others. 
C)  more effective with children than adults. 
D)  somewhat like the conscience or superego, which Bandura denied.

Question 12

Self-administered reinforcement

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A)  is based on standards learned in childhood. 
B)  involves both reward and punishment. 
C)  is more effective with adults than young children. 
D)  all of the answers 
A)  is based on standards learned in childhood. 
B)  involves both reward and punishment. 
C)  is more effective with adults than young children. 
D)  all of the answers

Question 13

Bandura has found that verbal modeling

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A)  is as effective as actually observing a model. 
B)  works best when interspersed with modeled demonstrations. 
C)  is incapable of changing behavior. 
D)  increased aggression in children in the Bobo doll study. 
A)  is as effective as actually observing a model. 
B)  works best when interspersed with modeled demonstrations. 
C)  is incapable of changing behavior. 
D)  increased aggression in children in the Bobo doll study.

Question 14

Seeing other people fail at some activity

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A)  increases self-efficacy. 
B)  can lower self-efficacy. 
C)  affects self-efficacy only in children. 
D)  increases the need for enactive attainment. 
A)  increases self-efficacy. 
B)  can lower self-efficacy. 
C)  affects self-efficacy only in children. 
D)  increases the need for enactive attainment.

Question 15

According to Bandura, we retain information about a model's behavior in two ways: through the imaginal internal representational system or through the verbal system.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Self-efficacy is determined by

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A)  how well we meet our behavioral standards. 
B)  models we see. 
C)  self-actualization. 
D)  sensorimotor deficits. 
A)  how well we meet our behavioral standards. 
B)  models we see. 
C)  self-actualization. 
D)  sensorimotor deficits.

Question 17

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is performance attainment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

According to Bandura's position on free will versus determinism, we are

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A)  free agents who can become whatever we choose. 
B)  (along with our environment) reciprocal determinants of each other. 
C)  powerless objects controlled by environmental forces. 
D)  (in the long run) helpless and hopeless in a chaotic universe. 
A)  free agents who can become whatever we choose. 
B)  (along with our environment) reciprocal determinants of each other. 
C)  powerless objects controlled by environmental forces. 
D)  (in the long run) helpless and hopeless in a chaotic universe.

Question 19

The modeling approach to behavior modification

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A)  is effective only with overt behavior. 
B)  can improve self-efficacy. 
C)  can modify fear but not self-efficacy. 
D)  is used with psychotherapy to induce changes in feelings and attitudes. 
A)  is effective only with overt behavior. 
B)  can improve self-efficacy. 
C)  can modify fear but not self-efficacy. 
D)  is used with psychotherapy to induce changes in feelings and attitudes.

Question 20

Bandura sees the self as a

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A)  useless concept because it cannot be seen. 
B)  psychic agent that determines behavior. 
C)  set of cognitive processes and structures. 
D)  set of needs controlled through tension reduction. 
A)  useless concept because it cannot be seen. 
B)  psychic agent that determines behavior. 
C)  set of cognitive processes and structures. 
D)  set of needs controlled through tension reduction.

The behavior of children who watched an adult model attack a Bobo doll was

Bandura sees human nature as influenced by

The fundamental feature of Bandura's theory is his

In modeling and observational learning, reinforcement

Research suggests that women perceive themselves as high in self-efficacy

By about the age of ____, children have developed sufficient attentional, retention, and production processes to begin imitating behavior some time after the observation rather than immediately.

Bandura's assessment techniques include

Arguing in favor of behavior modification, Bandura says it

.....

Self-reinforcement is

Self-administered reinforcement

Bandura has found that verbal modeling

Seeing other people fail at some activity

According to Bandura, we retain information about a model's behavior in two ways: through the imaginal internal representational system or through the verbal system.

Self-efficacy is determined by

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is performance attainment.

According to Bandura's position on free will versus determinism, we are

The modeling approach to behavior modification

Bandura sees the self as a

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Exam 13: Albert Bandura: Modeling Theory

The behavior of children who watched an adult model attack a Bobo doll was

Bandura sees human nature as influenced by

The fundamental feature of Bandura's theory is his

In modeling and observational learning, reinforcement

Research suggests that women perceive themselves as high in self-efficacy

By about the age of ____, children have developed sufficient attentional, retention, and production processes to begin imitating behavior some time after the observation rather than immediately.

Bandura's assessment techniques include

Arguing in favor of behavior modification, Bandura says it

.....

Self-reinforcement is

Self-administered reinforcement

Bandura has found that verbal modeling

Seeing other people fail at some activity

According to Bandura, we retain information about a model's behavior in two ways: through the imaginal internal representational system or through the verbal system.

Self-efficacy is determined by

The most influential source of efficacy judgments is performance attainment.

According to Bandura's position on free will versus determinism, we are

The modeling approach to behavior modification

Bandura sees the self as a

Studying Personality: Assessment, Research, and Theory

Sigmund Freud: Psychoanalysis

Carl Jung: Analytical Psychology

Alfred Adler: Individual Psychology

Karen Horney: Neurotic Needs and Trends

Erik Erikson: Identity Theory

Gordon Allport: Motivation and Personality

Raymond Cattell, Hans Eysenck, and Other Trait Theorists

Abraham Maslow: Needs- Hierarchy Theory

Carl Rogers: Self-Actualization Theory

George Kelly: Personal Construct Theory

B F Skinner: Reinforcement Theory

Mini- Theories: Locus of Control, Sensation Seeking, Learned Helplessness, Optimismpessimism, Positive Psychology, and Happiness and Success

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