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Bobo Doll Video Analysis

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To behave in a way that resembles the behavior of a model is called imitate (Chance 2014, p.289). The Bobo Doll videos demonstrated how children mimic the behavior that they were previous exposed to. In addition, parents has to be careful on the behavior that display because children are like little sponges. They soak in the information, and impersonate you later.
One way I would create a fad on college campus is to network with a popular group or student to engage in the behavior to be imitated. For example, if I wanted to bring back high buns or yo-yos. I would have the popular group play with the yo-yos and gave a couple of yo-yos. I would network with a popular student around campus to wear the high bun, so other students can imitated

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