In the Bobo doll experiments by Bandura, the experimental group was found to be less aggressive than the control group

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.


ANS: F
FEEDBACK: In the Bobo doll experiments conducted by Bandura, when the children were left alone with the doll, they modeled their behavior after the example they had just witnessed. Their behavior was compared with that of a control group of children who had not seen the model attack the Bobo doll. The experimental group was found to be twice as aggressive as the control group.

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