Hasset et. al. Study Guide

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a sex and if it took play when picking toys, which ended up to at the end of the study. This is a AICE PSYC study guide.

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Socialization

the process of learning to behave in socially acceptable ways (can be different for each gender and depends on culture)

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Play

a behavior happening in childhood, appears to be done for fun rather than a useful purpose. Can be solitary

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3

Model

a representation of a phenomenon

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Frequence

number of interactions between monkey and toy

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Duration

how long was spent interacting with the toy type

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What type of experiment?

Field

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Experimental Design?

Independent

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what was done to make the experiment more reliable?

Counterbalancing

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9

What was the final size?

11Male and 23Female (34 IN TOTAL)

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10

What was the original monkey size?

135

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How many toys were the for plush and wheel?

6 wheel and 7 plush

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How many trials?

7

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How many minutes per trial?

25 minutes

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14

How many cameras used?

2

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15

What were the steps?

Monkeys started indoor,

placed toys,

put monkeys outside,

finished trial, back inside to take out toys

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Who had higher preference?

Male monkeys

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Who had no preference?

Female monkeys

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Whatv id the calculate at the end of the study?

“Magnitude of preference”

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What did they test that could have a impact, but ended up not?

Age, and social hierarchy

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20

Children and monkeys were tested, what were they trying to txest?

If they were similar when picking toys, in which they were

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21

Hasset argues that…

This supports biological explanation for toy preference

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What were the cofounding variables?

social rank and age (high reliability byv doing this_

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