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1
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who discussed aggression in early psychology?

A

Hobbes

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how did Chermack, Berman and Taylor investigate aggression?

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competed against each other in a reaction trial game
after each trial- loser received a shock
2 conditions: low provocation, or high provocation where shocks increased

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3
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what is an issue with measuring aggression?

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no standardised measures of aggression

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what did Kennedy find out about effects of gaming on general emotion behaviour?

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emotion induced blindness= people who played computer games were less distracted by violent images in other contexts

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what did Kennedy find out about effects of gaming on general emotion behaviour?

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emotion induced blindness= people who played computer games were less distracted by violent images in other contexts

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what is the ethological perspective of aggression?

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aggression has a survival value

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what is the dual factor theory of aggression?

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innate urge to aggress
aggressive behaviour elicited by environmental stimuli

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what is social learning theory?

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learn by conditioning, modelling and vicarious reinforcement

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what is the frustration aggression hypothesis?

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frustration and aggression always accompany each other
need aggression to release our frustrations

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when does frustration occur?

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when we cannot reach a goal

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when do we use a scapegoat to displace aggression?

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target too powerful, unavailable or not a person

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how did Barker investigate the frustration aggression hypothesis?

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children were not allowed to play with toys, then when they were finally allowed to play with the toys, they behaved aggressively

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13
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what did Berkowitz find out about the frustration aggression hypothesis?

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frustration doesn’t always lead to aggression

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14
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who proposed excitation transfer?

A

Zilman

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15
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what 3 factors is expression of aggression a function of?

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learnt aggressive behaviour
arousal or excitation from another source
person’s interpretation of the arousal state

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16
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how can a type A personality influence aggression?

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time urgent, strive to achieve, competitive personality increases aggression
amongst peers but not with superiors

17
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what types of personality can influence aggression?

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psychoticism

18
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what is the relationship between heat and aggression?

A

inverted U relationship

19
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how does weapon presence influence aggression?

A

men either held a gun or a children’s toy
increased the amount of hot sauce someone was prepared to give

20
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how does alcohol influence aggression?

A

increases aggression= low aggressors became more aggressive when intoxicated, whereas high aggressors didn’t

21
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how does narcissism influence aggression?

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wrote an essay on opinions of abortion
those who were narcissistic were more aggressive if they received criticism
shown by giving blasts of noise to another participant