Question Value Which pioneering learning researcher highlighted the antisocial effects of aggressive models on children's
behavior?
Pavlov
Skinner
Watson
Bandura

The learning pioneer who researched and warned about how aggressive models affect children's behavior is Bandura.

Explanation:

Albert Bandura is a Canadian psychologist, Ukrainian descent, noted for his studies of social learning —about which he developed a theory— and his experiments on the causes of aggressive behavior in children.

Between the years 1961 and 1963 he dedicated himself to the study of the effect of aggressive behavior in children when observing models of aggression in adults. The experiment with the "Bobo doll" served as a basis for demonstrating how children assault the doll, after seeing adults hit the doll.

The collected experiences also allowed him to establish changes in children's behavior by observing rewards and punishments for aggressive adults.

Other options are not correct because:

Pavlov was a physiologist and postulated the law of conditioned reflex. Skinner was a behavioral psychologist who studied behavior and the influence of positive and negative reinforcements on it. Watson was an American psychologist who established the behavioral school, in the field of psychology.

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