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aggression
intentional behavior aimed at causing physicall or physiological harm to another person.
hostile aggresion
driven by anger, with the primary goal of inflicting pain or injury on another person
instrumental aggression
used as means to achieve another goal, where harm is secondary rather than the main goal(winning a game, getting money)
culture of honor
in cultures where people historically had to defend themselves for property, aggression becomes linked with personal honor
Nisbett et al
study where southern and northern white male students were insulted by a confederate, southern males showed higher cortisol, so we learned that cultural norms shape emotional, cognitive and biological responses
amygala
brain part that play a key role in aggression. increases aggression when stimulated.
serotonin
inhibits aggression, low ______ means higher impulsive aggression. a neurochemical
testoseterone
positively correlated that this hormone leads to aggression, higher levels of violent crime
bettencourt and miller
study that found that when women are provoked, they respons almost as aggresively as men
alcohol
This substance acts as a disinhibitor, so makes cognitive processing impaired which can lead to more aggression
environmental discomfort
this type of discomfort increases aggression(high temperatures are associated with high crime
frustration-aggression theory
theory that says that frustration increases the likelihood of aggression, especially when unexpected or the blockage is perceived as unfair
relative deprivation
the feeling that you have less than you deserve can lead to aggression
Weapons effect
presence of weapons increases aggressive thoughts
social learning theory
this theory of aggression suggests that aggression is learned through observing and imitating others
Bandura, ross, and ross bobo doll study
study where children watched adults beat up bobo doll and later imitated the action
media violence
exposure to violent TV, movies, and video games increases aggressive thoughts and behavior. has long term cumulative effects
liebert and baron
conducted a study where children either watched violent or nonviolent tv and imitated it
josephson
conducted a study where violent media increases aggression mainly among already aggressive children
leyens et al
conducted a study that long-term exposure to violent media increased aggression even in non-aggressive children
punishment
harsh _____can increase aggression, but mild consistent type of it is more effective
teacher empathy
programs that build empathy and reduce social exclusion are effective in reducing aggression