A scientific study was conducted on how children would react when supervised violent behavior. From the magazine Scientific America, Greg Toppo elaborated in his article, “Do Video Games Inspire Violent Behavior?”, the serious behavior children can start to interfere in when watching an adult figure make rational violent outbursts. Psychologist Albert Bandura, from Stanford University, conducted an experimental study along with many of his colleagues. His assistants gathered 72 preschoolers into a playroom where they all were given instruction to make “potato-print pictures”. During this instruction an adult walked straight to the corner of the room possessing a Tinker toy set, a mallet and a five-foot, inflated Bobo clown doll. The adult then
