Agression

Question 1

What is aggression?

Answer 1

The intent to harm outside of the rules and include hostile behaviour

Question 2

What is assertion?

Answer 2

Well motivated and correct behaviour within the rules and with no motivation to harm

Question 3

Acronym for aggression explanation

Answer 3

ASIF

Question 4

Aggression cue hypothesis

Answer 4

suggests it is caused by a trigger. Can be learnt from a coach or other

Question 5

Assertion

Answer 5

Well motivated behaviour inside the rules with no intent to harm

Question 6

Social learning theory

Answer 6

Aggression is learnt from experience and those around us - positively reinforced aggression will be copied

Question 7

Instinct theory

Answer 7

Aggressive responses are innate and a result of evolution

Question 8

Frustration hypothesis hypothesis

Answer 8

Aggression is inevitable when frustrating situations block us from achieving our goals (eg; bad refereeing calls)

Question 9

Catharsis

Answer 9

When individuals vent aggression to reduce emotions

Question 10

Strategies to help prevent aggression

Answer 10

Apply fines and bans, highlight non-aggressive role models, teach relaxation and stress management, don’t reinforce aggressive acts in training / at all