Group Displays Of Human Aggression

Question 0

Watson

Answer 0

Warfare: study of tribes wearing war paint as group display of aggression. The majority (12) we’re particularly aggressive.

Question 1

Ainsworth

Answer 1

Xenophobia&Dehumanisation: found in research with very young children that stranger anxiety appears to be innate rather than learned – supports SIT and more may have evolved because more adaptive (?)

Question 2

Haka

Answer 2

Originally used by the Maori tribes to intimidate enemies but was adopted by the NZ rugby team to increase likelihood or winning

Question 3

Evans

Answer 3

Sports increase in aggression when defending home territory. Evans found that there was more aggression displayed in international football matches than in club games in England.