Answer:
It is very probable that the children will <u>replicate the aggressive behavior they have watched.</u>
Explanation:
The experiment described in the question was performed by famous psychologist Albert Bandura with the purpose of verifying the connection between observational learning and aggressive behavior in children. Observational learning is the learning of something without having actually performed it or having been rewarded or punished for it. It is the learning resulting from observing others do something and the consequences of their actions.
The children who were exposed to the video of the adult behaving aggressively by kicking and punching the Bobo doll were more likely to do the same when given the chance to play with the doll. Watching the adult in the video be rewarded for his behavior increased that possibility, while seeing the adult get punished decreased it.
The correct answer is: Social Cognition.
Social cognition comes under the umbrella of <span>Social psychology and focuses on interactions of people with one another, in social situations, and how these people process, store and use information in these situations.
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</span><span>Basically studying the cognitive processes of a human in various social circumstances.
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</span><span>The study helps to understand why people behave in a certain way by looking at both explicit and implicit though processes.
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Answer:
Turn denying cues.
Explanation:
Turn-denying cues, opposed to turn request cues, deny any control or involvement in the conversation. They are non-verbal cues that indicates when an individual isn't really "there" in the conversation, or is trying to refuse participating in it just like Robert: as he is not prepared for the history class he is avoiding eyes with the instructor, he looks down, etc.
