Aggression Flashcards

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What are the four theories of aggression (asif)

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  • Instinct theory
  • Frustration-aggression hypothesis
  • Aggression cue hypothesis
  • social learning theory
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What is instinct theory

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The idea that aggression is spontaneous and innate.

- it is a product of our evolution and will surface under provocation.

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What is frustration-aggression hypothesis

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  • aggression in inevitable when frustrating circumstances cause our goals to be blocked.
  • If the aggressive tendency can be released, catharsis may occur
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What is the aggression cue hypothesis

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  • suggests that aggression is caused by a learned trigger
  • Aggression only occurs if learned cues are present
  • such pre-learned cues are learned from the coach or other players, trigger the aggressive response.
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What is the social learning theory

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  • aggression is learned from experience, coaches, role models and significant others
  • Aggressive behaviour will be copied if it is reinforced
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What can coaches do to prevent aggression

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  • don’t reinforce aggressive acts in training
  • calming players down
  • teach relaxation, stress management
  • set goals based on performance not outcome
  • reinforce assertion in training
  • pointing out responsibilities to the team
  • applying sanctions immediately
  • non aggressive role models
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What can a performer do to prevent aggression

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  • calm players down
  • mental rehearsal reduces arousal - teach cognitive techniques
  • pointing out responsibility to the team
  • walking away from the situation
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What’s can officials do to prevent aggression

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  • punish players with fines , sub them
  • sending players off
  • calming players down
  • applying the rules consistently and fairly
  • non aggressive role models
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What is aggression

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Intent to harm outside the rules; hostile behaviour.

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What is assertion

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Well-motivated behaviour within the rules

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Evaluation of the instincts theory

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  • aggression may not be spontaneous
  • aggression is pre-planned/learned
  • Evolution, not everyone is aggressive
  • Performers in aggressive sports, may be calmer away from the game through catharsis
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What are the four theories for aggression

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  • Instinct theory
  • frustration aggression hypothesis
  • learned cues
  • social learning
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