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psych - biological
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central nervous system (neuron, NTs & synapses)
recreational drugs
explaining aggression: brain structure
explaining aggression: brain functioning - serotonin & dopamine
explaining behaviour & aggression: evolution & natural selection
explaining aggression: freud’s psychodynamic
explaining aggression: hormones
contemporary study: brendgen
classic study: raine
individual differences & developmental psychology
research methods: brain scanning techniques
research methods: correlational research
research methods: twin studies - gottesman & shields
research methods: adoption studies - heston
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research methods: scanning techniques
research methods: correlations
research methods: twin studies
research methods: adoption studies
central nervous system (CNS) and neurotransmitters
structure and role of the neuron
function of neurotransmitters
effects of recreational drugs on transmission process in the CNS
explaining aggression: structure of the brain
explaining aggression: role of hormones
explaining aggression: role of evolution and natural selection
explaining aggression: psychodynamic explanation (alternative to bio explanation)
classic study: raine et al
contemporary study: brendgen
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