Aggression

Question 1

Neural mechanisms in aggression - Limbic system

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Question 2

Neural mechanisms in aggression - Orbitofrontal cortex and serotonin

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2

Question 3

Hormonal mechanisms in aggression - Testosterone

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2

Question 4

Hormonal mechanisms in aggression - Progesterone

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2

Question 5

Genetic factors - Twin studies

Question 6

Genetic factors - Adoption studies

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2

Question 7

Genetic factors - The MAOA gene

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2

Question 8

Genetic factors - Gene environment interactions

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2

Question 9

Ethological explanations - Adaptive functions of aggression

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2

Question 10

Ethological explanations - Ritualistic aggression

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2

Question 11

Ethological explanations - Innate releasing mechanisms and fixed action patterns

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3

Question 12

Ethological explanations - Tinbergen’s research

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2

Question 13

Evolutionary explanations - Sexual jealousy

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2

Question 14

Evolutionary explanations - Mate retention strategies

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2

Question 15

Evolutionary explanation of bullying

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2

Question 16

Social psychological explanation - Frustration-aggression hypothesis

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2

Question 17

Social psychological explanation - Frustration-aggression hypothesis - Weapon effect

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2

Question 18

Social psychological explanation - Frustration-aggression hypothesis research

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2

Question 19

Social psychological explanation - Social learning theory - direct and indirect learning

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2

Question 20

Social psychological explanation - Social learning theory - Observational learning and vicarious reinforcement

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2

Question 21

Social psychological explanation - Social learning theory - Self-efficacy

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2

Question 22

Social psychological explanation - Social learning theory - Cognitive conditions for learning

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2

Question 23

Social psychological explanation - Social learning theory - Bandura et al.’s research

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2

Question 24

Social psychological explanation - De-individuation - Crowd behaviour

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2

Question 25

Social psychological explanation - De-individuation - Reduced self-awareness

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2

Question 26

Institutional aggression - Dispositional explanation

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2

Question 27

Institutional aggression - Situational explanation

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2

Question 28

Media influences - Effects of TV

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2

Question 29

Media influences - Effects of computer games

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2

Question 30

Role of Desensitisation

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2

Question 31

Role of Disinhibition

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2

Question 32

Role of Cognitive Priming

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2