social and biological reasons for aggression
- Created by: annabelle
- Created on: 15-01-13 15:16
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- aggression
- social
- SLT
- observing
- reward =likely to repeat
- Bandura bobo dolls
- replicated behaviour
- nursery children 3- 5 1/2 2 conitions
- ethics, protection from harm
- ethnocentric, can you apply to adults?
- deindividuation
- change when part of a crowd, lose autonomy
- Zimbardo female undergrads 2 conditions hooded shocked twice as long
- gynocentric ethnocentric
- Zimbardo female undergrads 2 conditions hooded shocked twice as long
- Postmes- lack of support for theory
- change when part of a crowd, lose autonomy
- institutional
- importation model
- bad apple- prisoners behavior is due to them not prison
- HUFF gang members in US 10X more likely to murder than non-gang members
- High security prisons have higher assaults on staff, suggesting personality of inmate not prison
- HUFF gang members in US 10X more likely to murder than non-gang members
- bad apple- prisoners behavior is due to them not prison
- deprivation model
- prisoners aggressive due to prison environment
- SYKES deprivations of prisoners related to violence e.g. loss of Security Liberty Automony Goods and services Sexuality
- Zimbardo - prison study situational factors had major influence on guards behavior
- importation model
- SLT
- biological
- neurotransmitters
- serotonin
- low levels = aggression
- Mann et al - 35 healthy subjects take drug known to deplete serotonin complete questionnaire found increased aggression in females but not males.
- Raleigh - Ververt monkeys diet high in serotonin decreased aggression and diet low in serotonin increased aggression
- low levels = aggression
- Dopamine
- high levels=aggression
- Anti psychotics which decrease dopamine levels reduce aggression in violent delinquents
- study on mice does dopamine cause aggression or is dopamine a result of aggression?
- high levels=aggression
- serotonin
- hormonal
- testosterone
- Dabbs salivary test on violent and non violent criminals higher testosterone levels found in violent criminals
- gender bias, focused on men, what about women, study shows increased testosterone makes women nicer in some situations.
- Cindman- young males who were drunk who were most aggressive had highest levels of testosterone.
- Dabbs salivary test on violent and non violent criminals higher testosterone levels found in violent criminals
- testosterone
- neurotransmitters
- social
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