Question

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

Explanation:

In Bandura's Bobo doll experiment (a key study in psychology, part of Social Science - Psychology subfield), experimental designs typically include an experimental group and a control group for comparison. The control group (here, Control Group of Children) is crucial to assess the effect of the independent variable by having a group not exposed to the experimental manipulation (e.g., not exposed to aggressive models) to compare against the experimental group (exposed to aggressive models). The other options (Adequate Adult Supervisors, Controlled Adult Assistants) are not the standard comparison group in this experimental design.

Answer:

A. Control Group of Children