What was the aim(s) of Bandura’s experiment?

Does the sex of a role model/child matter when it comes to observational learning?

Will people be obedient even if it meant someone could be seriously hurt?

What was the aim(s) of Saavedra’s and Silverman’s study?

What factors (victim type, victim race, model behavior, or bystander group size) affect Good Samaritanism most?

What was the aim(s) of Pepperberg’s study?

Could a parrot use vocal labels to demonstrate understanding of the idea ‘same’ vs ‘different’?

What factors (victim type, victim race, model behavior, or bystander group size) affect Good Samaritanism most?

Can chimpanzees understand the needs of a member of the same species?

What was the aim(s) of Milgram’s study?

Will people be obedient even if it meant someone could be seriously hurt?

Does the sex of a role model/child matter when it comes to observational learning?

What was the aim(s) of Piliavin’s study?

What factors (victim type, victim race, model behavior, or bystander group size) affect Good Samaritanism most?

Could a parrot use vocal labels to demonstrate understanding of the idea ‘same’ vs ‘different’?

What was the aim(s) of Yamamoto’s study?

Can chimpanzees understand the needs of a member of the same species?

Can chimpanzees respond to the needs of other chimps with targeted helping?

Could a parrot use vocal labels to demonstrate understanding of the idea ‘same’ vs ‘different’?

What was the sample for Canli’s study?

10 right-handed female volunteers

185 male University of Minnesota students taking introductory psychology. received course credit for participation

What was the sample for Dement and Kleitman’s study?

10 right-handed female volunteers

185 male University of Minnesota students taking introductory psychology. received course credit for participation

What was the sample for Schachter & Singer’s study?

185 male University of Minnesota students taking introductory psychology. received course credit for participation

10 right-handed female volunteers

What was the sample for Andrade’s study?

40 members of a participant panel at the Medical Research Council unit for cognitive research. 18-55 years old, mainly females (5 males)

72 children (3-6yo; equal parts boy and girl) from the Stanford University nursery school

15 people with Aspergers/High-Functioning Autism (AS/HFA) & 14 people with similar IQs (1 IQ point average difference)

What was the sample for Baron-Cohen’s study?

15 people with Aspergers/High-Functioning Autism (AS/HFA) & 14 people with similar IQs (1 IQ point average difference)

122 ‘normal’ adults & 103 ‘normal’ students

5 chimpanzees housed within the Primate Research Institute who had been part of many other perceptual and cognitive studies, including some similar to the current aim

72 children (3-6yo; equal parts boy and girl) from the Stanford University nursery school

What was the sample for Laney’s first experiment?

128 undergrads (mostly females) at the University of California. Received course credit for participation

72 children (3-6yo; equal parts boy and girl) from the Stanford University nursery school

~4450 passengers traveling on an underground service between Harlem and the Bronx weekdays (11am-3pm) - opportunity sample

What was the sample for Laney’s second experiment?

103 undergrads (mostly females) from the University of Washington. Received course credit for participation

185 male University of Minnesota students taking introductory psychology. received course credit for participation

72 children (3-6yo; equal parts boy and girl) from the Stanford University nursery school

1 African Gray parrot (“Alex”) who had been used for research on communication and cognition for 10 years - case study

What was the sample for Bandura’s experiment?

72 children (3-6yo; equal parts boy and girl) from the Stanford University nursery school

122 ‘normal’ adults & 103 ‘normal’ students

15 people with Aspergers/High-Functioning Autism (AS/HFA) & 14 people with similar IQs (1 IQ point average difference)

What was the sample for Saavedra’s and Silverman’s study?

1 nine-year-old Hispanic American boy with a phobia of buttons (case study)

185 male University of Minnesota students taking introductory psychology. received course credit for participation

15 people with Aspergers/High-Functioning Autism (AS/HFA) & 14 people with similar IQs (1 IQ point average difference)

What was the sample for Pepperberg’s study?

1 African Gray parrot (“Alex”) who had been used for research on communication and cognition for 10 years - case study

~4450 passengers traveling on an underground service between Harlem and the Bronx weekdays (11am-3pm) - opportunity sample

1 nine-year-old Hispanic American boy with a phobia of buttons (case study)

5 chimpanzees housed within the Primate Research Institute who had been part of many other perceptual and cognitive studies, including some similar to the current aim

What was the sample for Milgram’s study?

~4450 passengers traveling on an underground service between Harlem and the Bronx weekdays (11am-3pm) - opportunity sample

103 undergrads (mostly females) from the University of Washington. Received course credit for participation

15 people with Aspergers/High-Functioning Autism (AS/HFA) & 14 people with similar IQs (1 IQ point average difference)

What was the sample for Piliavin’s study?

~4450 passengers traveling on an underground service between Harlem and the Bronx weekdays (11am-3pm) - opportunity sample

1 African Gray parrot (“Alex”) who had been used for research on communication and cognition for 10 years - case study

15 people with Aspergers/High-Functioning Autism (AS/HFA) & 14 people with similar IQs (1 IQ point average difference)

10 right-handed female volunteers

What was the sample for Yamamoto’s study?

5 chimpanzees housed within the Primate Research Institute who had been part of many other perceptual and cognitive studies, including some similar to the current aim

1 nine-year-old Hispanic American boy with a phobia of buttons (case study)

1 African Gray parrot (“Alex”) who had been used for research on communication and cognition for 10 years - case study

72 children (3-6yo; equal parts boy and girl) from the Stanford University nursery school