Aggression

Question 1

What is assertive behaviour

Answer 1

This is when the individual is playing with emotion and within the rule of the game
It is goal directed
Not intended to harm or injure
Uses legitimate force
Does no break rules

Question 2

Instrumental aggression

Answer 2

Displays aggressive behaviour in the pursuit of a non aggressive goal. Falls into contact sports ( martial arts)

Question 3

Hostile aggression

Answer 3

Is aggressive behaviour with the sole intention of harming or injuring an opponent it is never within the rule of the sport

Question 4

Relational aggression

Answer 4

Non physical form of aggression usually aimed at cause psychological or emotional harm

Question 5

The 4 types of aggression

Answer 5

Assertive behaviour
Instrumental aggression
Hostile aggression
Relational aggression

Question 6

The 3 theories of aggression

Answer 6

Instinct theory
Social learning theory
Frustration-aggression theory

Question 7

Instinct theory

Answer 7

Suggests we have instinct to be aggressive that build up. This aggression can be released towards another being or through socially acceptable means such as sport

Question 8

Social learning theory for aggression

Answer 8

Says aggression is a behaviour learned by observing others and experiencing reinforcement for such behaviours

Question 9

Frustration-aggression theory

Answer 9

Says aggression comes from being frustrated by not achieving goals or having progress blocked