Aggression Flashcards

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Define aggression.

A

Forceful behaviour in sport.

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What is the difference between aggression and assertion?

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Assertion is within the rules, goal directed, and not intended to harm each other.

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What is instinct theory?

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The theory that some are born with an aggressive instinct, which will surface in certain situations.

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What is social learning theory?

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It states that aggression is learned and copied from others. It will be repeated if it is reinforced.

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What is a disadvantage of aggression instinct theory?

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It doesn’t take into account that aggression can be copied.

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What is a disadvantage of aggression social learning theory?

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It doesn’t take into account that aggression can be instinctive and reactive.

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What is a disadvantage of the frustration aggression hypothesis?

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Frustration doesn’t occur at every obstacle.

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What is the frustration aggression hypothesis?

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Obstacle > frustration > aggression > punishment or catharsis > frustration if punished.

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What is aggressive cue hypothesis?

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Increased frustration + higher arousal + certain cues = higher chance of aggression.

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