Chapter 19 : anger aggressive behavior

Question 1

Internal affective state, usually temporary rather than an educing negative attitude, that may or may be be expressed in overt behavior… strong uncomfortable emotional response

Answer 1

anger

Question 2

overt behavior intended to hurt, belittle take revenge or achieve domination and control; can be verbal or physical

Answer 2

aggression

Question 3

An extreme form of aggression involving the physical act of force intended to cause harm to a person or an object

Answer 3

violence

Question 4

with anger frontal lobe does

Answer 4

mediate purposeful behavior, and impaired judgement, poor decision making

Question 5

Limbic system does

Answer 5

emotions and behaviors affected episodes of fear and rage

Question 6

hypothalamus does

Answer 6

overly responsive to stress overly stimulating pituatary

Question 7

excessive outwardly directed anger or suppressed anger; linked to psychiatric conditions such as depression

Answer 7

maladaptive anger

Question 8

a Freudian concept meaning release of feelings, as venting of anger

Answer 8

catharsis

Question 9

anger expression particualry the hostile, attacking forms

Answer 9

outwardly directed anger

Question 10

anger that is stifled despite strong arousal

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inwardly directed anger

Question 11

anger that is stifled despite strong arousal

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inwardly directed anger

Question 12

a psych educational intervention for persons whose anger behavior is dysfunctional in some way

Answer 12

anger management

Question 13

aggression that is intended solely to inflict injury or pain on the victim with no reward or advantage to the aggressor

Answer 13

hostile aggression

Question 14

aggression that provides some reward or advantage to the aggressor is premeditated and is unrelated to the persons pain

Answer 14

instrumental aggression