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Charlton et al (2002)

Social Cognitive Theory has been used to explain the origin of aggression in children. The theory is based on the concept of "social learning" - that is, learning by observing the behavior of a model. The following two studies look at how television may play a role in the development of aggressive behaviors in children in Canada and on the island of St Helena. Background informationOne of the questions that Social Cognitive...

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Charlton et al (2002)