Aggression

Question 1

What are the 3 types?

Answer 1

Instrumental (channelled)
Assertion
Hostile

Question 2

Describe hostile aggression.

Answer 2

Outside of rules

Intent to harm

Question 3

Describe assertion.

Answer 3

Aggression with no intent to harm

Inside rules

Question 4

Describe instrumental aggression.

Answer 4

Aggression within the rules

Question 5

Give an example of hostile.

Answer 5

High tackle in rugby

Question 6

Give an example of instrumental

Answer 6

Ice hockey

Question 7

Give an example of assertion

Answer 7

Running at someone you know is bad at tackling

Question 8

Name 5 antecendents of aggression.

Answer 8

Poor performance
Poor ref decision
Wide score margin
Pressure to win
Previous ill-feeling
Reaction to hostility- crowd chants

Question 9

What are the 4 theories of aggression?

Answer 9

Instinct/trait
Social learning
F-A
Aggressive cue

Question 10

Describe trait theory.

Answer 10

Inherited trait for aggression

Question 11

Describe Social learning theory.

Answer 11

Copied behaviours from role models
Modelling
Socially reinforced

Question 12

Describe aggressive cue.

Answer 12

Predisposition
Environmental trigger
Aggression

Question 13

Describe F-A

Answer 13

Frustration builds up by goal-directed behaviour being blocked
More aggression= more likely to show aggression