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An introduction to
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Don't stop believin' • 3 min read
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#PsychFact
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Psychologist Albert Bandura carried out a famous study in the early 1960s which looked at the concept of learning through observation.
Pre-school aged children witnessed researchers physically and verbally abuse a doll clown named Bobo. When it was the children’s turn to play with the clown, they mimicked the behaviour of researchers by attacking the clown.
Those children who were not exposed to physical and verbal abuse had...
