Teacher Versus Peer Models

Donna M. Landers · Daniel M. Landers

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Female Ss (N=80) observed either a teacher or a peer model (M) demonstrate a motor task with either high or low performance ability. The effects' of viewing these live performances on S's subsequent motor performances were examined. After the observation of M, S's performance in the presence or absence of the observed M was investigated. A Control Group consisting of 20 Ss, viewing no M, was compared to ail other groups for analysis. Results of the M Type × M's Ability Level × M Presence design indicated that those in the Control Group had significantly lower performances than all other groups on all blocks of trials. In addition, across all trial blocks, S's performances were enhanced subsequent to having viewed a skillful teacher M. Upon observing M's demonstration, Ss exhibited increased matching responses and better performances when performing in the presence of M.

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