Question

in banduras experiment, besides the experimental group, what other group was important to the successful outcome of the study? adequate adult supervisors control group of children controlled adult assistants

Explanation:

In experimental research (especially in psychological studies like Bandura's Bobo doll experiment), a control group is essential to compare against the experimental group to determine the effect of the independent variable. The control group of children would serve as a comparison to see the difference in behavior without the exposure to the model (or with a different condition), while "Adequate Adult Supervisors" and "Controlled Adult Assistants" are not the key comparison group in this experimental design.

Answer:

B. Control Group of Children