AGGRESSION - Institutional Aggression 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAggressionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Jessica25underwoodCreated on: 12-11-18 20:07 What is the name of the model that describes the situational explanation? and who was it put forward by? Deprivation Model - Clemmer 1 of 14 What does the deprivation model say the cause of institutional aggression is? The environment. Aggression is a response to stressful oppressive conditions 2 of 14 Who does the deprivation model say has the potential to be aggressive? Any inmate 3 of 14 What do inmates have to be deprived of to be aggressive?(5) Freedom, Independence, Goods and services (competition), Safety, Sexual intimacy 4 of 14 What causes frustration? Lock-ups 5 of 14 What causes stress? Unsafe environment 6 of 14 What prison characteristic causes more assaults? Overcrowding 7 of 14 What makes overcrowding worse? and what does it lead to? High temperatures & noise. causes aggression 8 of 14 What is the name of the model that describes the dispositional explanation? and who was it put forward by? Importation Model - Irwin & Cressey 9 of 14 What does the deprivation model say the cause of institutional aggression is? Personal characteristics 10 of 14 What does the model suggest the cause of institutional aggression is? Aggression in prisoners reflects prisoners previous aggressive lives before being convicted 11 of 14 What are the 6 imported factors causing institutional aggression? Value (loyalty & respect), Gender (men), Attitude (negative towards authority), Class (lower class), Race (often minorities), Norms (fight) 12 of 14 What are the 4 personality traits that cause institutional aggression? Anti-social personality, Anger, Low self-control, Impulsivity 13 of 14 What are the strongest predictors of aggressive behaviour in prisons? Anger & loss of temper 14 of 14
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