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Psychology

Observational Learning and Its Applications in Education

Quick fact

In his famous 1961 Bobo doll experiment, Bandura showed that children who watched an adult aggressively hitting a doll were significantly more likely to imitate that behavior, even without any reward or instruction to do so.

Why this is interesting

Ever picked up a new dance move just by watching a video? Or learned a classroom procedure by seeing a classmate do it first? How does simply observing others actually change what we know and can do?