Aggression

Question 1

Aggression

Answer 1

Behavior Intended to injure another

Question 2

Assertiveness

Answer 2

Behavior intended to express dominance or confidence

Question 3

Indirect Aggression

Answer 3

attempt to hurt another without obvious face to face conflict

Question 4

Direct Aggression

Answer 4

Behavior intended to hurt someone to his or her face

Question 5

Emotional Aggression

Answer 5

hurtful behavior that stems from angry feelings

Question 6

Instrumental Aggression

Answer 6

hurting someone to accomplish a non-aggressive goal

Question 7

Original Frustration Aggression Hypothesis

Answer 7

Aggression is an automatic response to blocking of any goal directed behavior

Question 8

Revised FAH

Answer 8

any unpleasant stimulation leads to emotional aggression to the extent that is generates negative feelings

Question 9

Excitation and Transfer Theory

Answer 9

anger is physiologically similar to other emotional states and so any arousal can enhance aggression

Question 10

Cognitive neoassociation theory

Answer 10

unpleasant situations trigger chain of events

Question 11

Social learning theory of aggression

Answer 11

Aggressive behavior learned through:

1. direct reward
2. Observation of rewards to others