aggression in sport

Question 1

,agression definiton

Answer 1

hostile behaviour
intent to harm outside the rules
e.g punching an opponent
its deliberate and hostile

Question 2

assertion definiton

Answer 2

well motivated behavior within the rules

controlled
goal directed
not intended to hearm

e.g 50/50 tackle in football which is fair

no oringinal intent to harm but may occur as a results of the players actions

Question 3

what does it mean by grey area betweeen assertion adn agression

Answer 3

sports that are inbetween both
punch in boxing has an intent o harm but is within the rules

grey area/middle ground

Question 4

what are the 4 causes of aggression

Answer 4

Agressieve cue hypothesis
Social learning theory
Insticy theory
Fustration agression hypothesis
study tip: AS IF

Question 5

agressive cue hypothesis

Answer 5

suggets that agression is learnt from a learned trigger

e.g coach who has allowed palyerr to push their opponent when marking in training

Question 6

social leanring theory

Answer 6

agression can be learned and copied by others
espeically behaviour which is reinfroced
more liekly to copy behaviour of a significant other

Question 7

instinct theory

Answer 7

when agression is spontaneous and innate

evoultionery theory whcih claims that all perfomers are born with agressive intinct that will surface with enough porvaction

e.g players being more aggression during home games as wanting to protect their own team

Question 8

fustration agression hypotheiss

Answer 8

theory suggets that agression occurs when goals are blocked causing the performer to become more frustrated

Question 9

ways to prevent agresssion

Answer 9

do not reinfoerce agressive acts in training punish agression with fines
punish players by sending them off
talk to players to calm them down