Aggression

Question 1

Hostile aggression

Answer 1

Is outside rules
Intent to harm
Reactive
Intent to harm

Question 2

Assertion

Answer 2

Not intent to harm
Inside rules
In control
Well intentioned

Question 3

Causes of aggressive behaviour

Answer 3

Retaliation
Frustration 
Rivalry 
Aggressive cue
Drugs

Question 4

Catharsis

Answer 4

Cleanse of emotions

Question 5

4 theories of aggression

Answer 5

Trait theory
Social learning theory
Aggressive - cue theory
Frustration aggression theory

Question 6

Trait theory

Answer 6

Distinctive response
Predisposition to be aggressive when born
Stable
enduring

Question 7

Evaluation of trait theory

Answer 7

Recognise cause and effect of aggression
Sometimes triggered by situations
Some never show aggression
Too simplistic and not proven

Question 8

Social learning theory

Answer 8

Learned from watching and copying significant others
Same gender
Socially acceptable behaviour
First hand aggression more likely to be copied
Less likely to copy if punished
Behaviour rewarded or reinforced

Question 9

Evaluation of social learning theory

Answer 9

Ignores genetic trait ( anger issues)

Identical twins study with personality

Question 10

Drive

Answer 10

Motivation to achieve

Question 11

Obstacles stopping achieving

Answer 11

Opposition
Referee
Confidence

Question 12

Frustration aggression theory

Answer 12

Question 13

Frustration aggression - 2 examples of punishment may apply

Answer 13

Punishment leads to further aggression

Team mates prevent catharsis

Question 14

Evaluation of frustration aggression

Answer 14

Frustration doesn’t always lead to aggression

Can become aggressive without frustration

Question 15

Aggressive cue hypothesis

Answer 15

Question 16

The aggression becomes a learned response, what is developing

Answer 16

Stimulus response bond for aggressive behaviour

Question 17

Evaluation of aggressive cue hypothesis

Answer 17

Punishment enables bond to be broken stopping aggression

Creates a feeling of dissatisfaction from punishment

Question 18

Ways of controlling aggression

Answer 18

Coach - praise non aggression + promote assertion

Clubs for supporters - split fans + limit alcohol consumption

Question 19

Detrimental affects of aggression

Answer 19

Damaging reputation
Sent of team as team will be at a disadvantage
Injury due to aggression