Aggression Flashcards
Define aggression/ aggressive behaviour
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Social exclusion definition
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Define ‘antisocial behaviour’.
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Give a summary of the Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis.
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The ethological approach of aggression suggests what about the purpose of aggression?
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“When we are frustrated, this will elicit a feeling associated with aggression i.e. anger.” is an explanation of what hypothesis?
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What are some of the limitations of the ethological approach? Give a brief explanation.
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What did Zimbardo discover from the SPE and how did it contribute to the understanding of antisocial behaviour?
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How can aggression be mal-adaptive and what does it mean for children?
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What are the systems of Bronfenbrenners Ecological System Theory surrounding the individual? State with an example of each system.
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What are the risk factors for externalising behaviour on the individual level?
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What were Lansford et al., (2012) findings when they explored physical discipline and external behaviour?
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Define Overt aggression
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define relational aggression
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Define reactive aggression
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Define proactive aggression
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Explain the Hostile Attribution Bias and how it can occur.
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Give a definition for the term ‘callous unemotional traits’.
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Why is there a distinction between provocation and perception of aggression?
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Explain Social Information processing (Crick & Dodge, 1996).
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What are the risk factors of HAB?
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Protective factors: social
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Protective factors: individual
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How do we define Moral emotions? Give examples.
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Personal Distress
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Empathy
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Sympathy
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How does sympathy and empathy develop according to Hoffman (2001)?
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Guilt definition
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How does guilt develop?
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A meta-analysis showed that guilt feelings were moderately and inversely related to aggression in children and adolescence with higher anticipatory guilt, lower levels of aggression..
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Frick & White (2008) found what in antisocial children with CUV traits?
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How can empathetic, other-oriented concern and the capacity to anticipate guilt/consequences buffer the detrimental anger-aggression link? (Colasante & others, 2015; 2016).
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