Evolutionary- Group Display Flashcards

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What is the purpose of the group displays of aggression?

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To improve the survival and reproductive chances of the group and therefore the individual

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What may group aggression lead to?

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Better access to territory, resources, food and mating partners and increased status

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What are the 2 explanations within group displays of aggression?

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Xenaphobia and the power threat hypothesis

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What is xenophobia?

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An irrational fear of that which is perceived to be foreign or strange

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What do acts of group display of aggression include?

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Lynch mobbing and violence at sports events

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How does xenophobia manifest itself?

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Through suspicion of out-groups activities, aggression and desire to eliminate opposing groups presence

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What does identification with an in group and rejection of the out-group make people feel?

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Like they’re affiliated with a dominant group so have superiority over subordinate groups

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How does the in-group show territorial dominance?

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By creating a ‘home’ environment which is hostile for the opposition

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How does xenophobia link to aggression?

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Dominant group makes you more likely to have access to resources, food & mating partners so more likely to survive & reproduce

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How is xenophobia linked to sporting events?

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At Football matches xenophobia manifests through racist chants relating to opposing team to create a hostile environment for them

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Who did research into xenophobia?

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Podaliri Bolestri. Shwarz and Barkey

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What did Podaliri & Bolestri do?

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Assessed behaviour of football match crowds in Italy in terms of aggressive behaviour

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What did Podaliri and Bolestri find?

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Aggressive chants strengthened cultural identity so difference between supporters emphasised

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What did Shwarz and Barkey find?

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Home teams win more teams at home due to social support or home plans & hostility directed at opposition

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What is the practical application of xenophobia?

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Help sports clubs reduce xenophobia & therefore aggression (my friend is a foreigner- German clubs shirt slogan)

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What is the other evaluation points of xenophobia?

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Is it genuine aggression or more ritualised aggression at sporting events?

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What did the research of marsh suggest?

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Aggression at sporting events often ritualise as it is like standard practice to chant at opposition