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Arrested Development reinforces stereotypes of the wealthy. Through social learning theory, this depiction gives viewers a glimpse at who the wealthy are which results in an altered perception of them.

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Arrested Development centers around Michael Bluth and his family. After his father is arrested for defrauding investors, Michael becomes in charge of the family business and, well, the family.

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Meet the original Bluth gang. Throughout the series the family grows, but this is the family Arrested Development started season one with.

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The opening sequence for Arrested Development for season one, two, and three

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The Bluth family owns and operates the Bluth Company, a real estate development company located in Newport Beach, California. Family patriarch George was CEO until just before he was arrested for defrauding investors in the show's pilot.

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Social learning theory, as defined by Peter B. Orlik, is "in addition to real-life models, television models are used by viewers to shape behavior and cultivation theory which explains that viewers’ expectations of real-life experiences are shaped by the experiences they see depicted on television."

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1. GOB is the oldest, Michael is in the middle, and Buster is the youngest
2. GOB doesn't like Buster and often calls him a chicken
3. Buster is typically afraid of GOB, but likes Michael
4. Michael often has to take care of both of his brothers
5. They're all highly competitive with each other

Here's a clip from season one, episode 15, "Staff Infection" where Michael makes Buster and GOB earn their paychecks by working construction:

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Many viewers see Michael as the only relatable, or most relatable, character in the entire series. While most jokes are typically made at the expense of the family members, the audience often laughs along with Michael instead of at him.

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Lucille: The Epitome of Wealth in Television 

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Lucille: The Epitome of Wealth in Television 

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As the matriarch of the family, Lucille comes of as a cold, selfish, and materialistic. She embodies almost every stereotype of the wealthy, especially of an older generation. She is rude and demeaning to the working class, unloving to her family, and is puts her social and financial status above all else.