chapter 10 vocab Flashcards
aggression
phys or verbal behavior intended to cause harm
physical aggression
hurting someone’s body
social aggression
hurting someone’s feelings or relationships
hostile aggression
aggression from anger; goal is injury
instrumental aggression
aims to injure but also has another goal
instinctive
innate, unlearned, universal
theories of aggression not bolded
1) biological influences
2) frustration
3) learned behavior
frustration-aggression theory
frustration triggers readiness for aggression
frustration
anything that blocks us from attaining a goal
diaplacement
redirection of aggression to a target that is not the source of frustration (safer/more socially acceptable target)
relative deprivation
perception that you’re worse off than the people you compare yourself to
social learning theory
theory that we learn social behavior by observing, imitating, reward, and punishment
prosocial behavior
positive, constructive, helpful social behavior; opposite of antisocial