Bandura's social learning Theory 0 4.4.2 Banduras account of observational learning o The experiment demonstrated that the childrens behavior was influenced by indirect or vicarious experience. That is, what they observed another person experiencing had an impact on their own behavior In the second phase of the study, all the children were offered an attractive incentive for reproducing the behavior of the model, and they all did so. In other words. all the children had learned the models aggressive responses, but they performed differently, depending on whether theyBandura’s Social Learning Theory ⚫ 4.4.2 Bandura’s account of observational learning ⚫ The experiment demonstrated that the children’s behavior was influenced by indirect or vicarious experience. That is, what they observed another person experiencing had an impact on their own behavior. ⚫ In the second phase of the study, all the children were offered an attractive incentive for reproducing the behavior of the model, and they all did so. In other words, all the children had learned the model’s aggressive responses, but they performed differently, depending on whether they