In our daily bases brain plays biggest role, it helps humanity to grown, develop and adopt the environment. In the book “Forty studies that changed psychology” By Roger R. Hock, he talks about studies that have been done by the researchers and outcomes of the research. Including the research about the aggression. In the reading 12 “ See aggression… Do Aggression” from chapter two of the book, the author describes the experiment which was done by Albert Bandura and his associates Dorothea Ross and Sheila Ross, the experiment was about the kids who are grown in the aggressive and non aggressive families, and how they react in certain situation. According to the studies it is show that kids adopt the living environment very fast, they shaped
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Also the author mentions, “Critics of Bandura 's research on aggression have pointed out that aggressing toward an inflated doll is not the same as attacking another person, and children know the difference” meaning that kids realize what’s the difference between violence between human kidn and violence in the doll. This reading is very important, because it teaches of how the environment plays big roll in our brain development. According to the studies it is true that kids who grow in the aggressive atmosphere they are more like to be bullies, being violent and more into aggressive games, unlike the kids who are growing in the non-aggressive environment. The research was helpful for psychologist because, it was one of the best ways to figure out how to prevent aggression or treat the person who is …show more content…
Hock, was about how the kids who are growing in the aggressive and non aggressive families would react on different situations, how their social life can be very different based on their environment lives. The author used the study of researchers by Albert Bandura and his associates Dorothea Ross and Sheila Ross, to show how big difference is between the kids who are exposed to aggressive models and kids who are exposed to non-aggressive models, also the imitation of the same and opposite sex. In addition this research helped psychologist to create different ways of treat people who are aggressive and very violent, people who can create danger for
Also the author mentions, “Critics of Bandura 's research on aggression have pointed out that aggressing toward an inflated doll is not the same as attacking another person, and children know the difference” meaning that kids realize what’s the difference between violence between human kidn and violence in the doll. This reading is very important, because it teaches of how the environment plays big roll in our brain development. According to the studies it is true that kids who grow in the aggressive atmosphere they are more like to be bullies, being violent and more into aggressive games, unlike the kids who are growing in the non-aggressive environment. The research was helpful for psychologist because, it was one of the best ways to figure out how to prevent aggression or treat the person who is …show more content…
Hock, was about how the kids who are growing in the aggressive and non aggressive families would react on different situations, how their social life can be very different based on their environment lives. The author used the study of researchers by Albert Bandura and his associates Dorothea Ross and Sheila Ross, to show how big difference is between the kids who are exposed to aggressive models and kids who are exposed to non-aggressive models, also the imitation of the same and opposite sex. In addition this research helped psychologist to create different ways of treat people who are aggressive and very violent, people who can create danger for