Agression as an adaptive response
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- Created on: 29-05-13 09:37
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- Agression as an adaptive response
- Evolutionary explanations
- Sexual jealousy
- Cockholdry
- Deterance stratagies
- Direct guarding
- Negative inducements
- Sexual cohersion
- Beating
- Uroxocide
- Daley and Wilson
- Death is an unintended outcome, as neg inducements are designed to control not kill
- Daley and Wilson
- Uroxocide
- Buss
- The use of conferreing benefits could be used in mate retention
- Deterance stratagies
- Cockholdry
- Agression arises as men cannot be 100% sure da baba is their's
- Sexual jealousy
- Cockholdry
- Deterance stratagies
- Direct guarding
- Negative inducements
- Sexual cohersion
- Beating
- Uroxocide
- Daley and Wilson
- Death is an unintended outcome, as neg inducements are designed to control not kill
- Daley and Wilson
- Uroxocide
- Buss
- The use of conferreing benefits could be used in mate retention
- Deterance stratagies
- Cockholdry
- Evidence
- Wilson
- Questionaire
- Women who agreed with "he does not want me talking to other men were twice as likely to have exp. serious violence
- With 72% requiring medical attention
- Women who agreed with "he does not want me talking to other men were twice as likely to have exp. serious violence
- Dobash and dobash
- Of studies on abused women women cite extreme jealous as key motivator of attack
- Questionaire
- Of studies on abused women women cite extreme jealous as key motivator of attack
- Dobash and dobash
- Wilson
- Daly and wilson
- Sexual jealousy
- Sexual jealousy
- Homocide
- Statistically more common in men
- Explanations
- Lack of resources
- Wilson and Daley
- Studied homicide in Detroit
- 43% of victims and 41% of perpetrators were unemployed
- Also 73% were unmarried suggesting lack of long-term relationship led to increased competion
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- Studied homicide in Detroit
- Wilson and Daley
- Loss of status
- Sexual jealousy
- Men predominantly victims and killers
- Daly and Wilson
- Summarised 8 love triangles and found that 92% of the homicides were male male
- Daly and Wilson
- Men predominantly victims and killers
- Lack of resources
- Evolutionary explanations
- Lack of resources
- Wilson and Daley
- Studied homicide in Detroit
- 43% of victims and 41% of perpetrators were unemployed
- Also 73% were unmarried suggesting lack of long-term relationship led to increased competion
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- Studied homicide in Detroit
- Wilson and Daley
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