Aggression - SS1 - Social Psychological Explanations - Research 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyAggressionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: melissaellis96Created on: 17-05-14 20:18 Which 3 psychologists support the social learning theory of aggression? Bandura, Patterson et al and Hollins & Howells 1 of 28 What year was Bandura's study? 1961 2 of 28 What was Bandura's aim? To see if children would copy and adults aggressive or non-aggressive behaviour with a bobo doll 3 of 28 What did Bandura find? Children in the aggressive condition were most aggressive 4 of 28 What year was Patterson et al's study? 1989 5 of 28 What did Patterson et al find to be important in aggression? Role models 6 of 28 What year was Hollins & Howells study? 1997 7 of 28 What was found about abusive parents? Their children were more likely to abuse also 8 of 28 Which 3 psychologists support the deindividuation theory? Zimbardo, Zimbardo & Frazer 9 of 28 What year was Zimbardo's Stanford Prison experiment? 1973 10 of 28 What was Zimbardo's aim? To investigate how readily people would conform to roles of guard and prisoner 11 of 28 What was found in Zimbardo's study? Guards began harassing prisoners and became aggressive, prisoners were very distressed 12 of 28 When was Zimbardo's 2nd study? 1970 13 of 28 What were female college students asked to do in Zimbardo's 2nd study? A learning task & had to give electric shocks to other members of group 14 of 28 In Zimbardo's 2nd study, what was found about ppts, wearing name tags? Gave less shocks, as identity was enhanced 15 of 28 When was Frazer's study? 1974 16 of 28 What did Frazer investigate the effects of? Halloween costumes on children's behaviour 17 of 28 What was found in Frazer's study? Children played more aggressively whilst wearing costumes 18 of 28 Who went against the deindividuation theory? Johnson & Downing (1979) 19 of 28 What didd Johnson and Downing find about people dressed in a nurses uniform? They would be less likely to give electric shocks to people 20 of 28 Which 3 psychologists support the importation model? Mills et al, Kane & Janus and Irwin & Cressey 21 of 28 What did Mills et al (1981) find an association between, using the Alcohol Dependence Scale? Serious institutional misconduct and more severe levels of alcohol dependence 22 of 28 Which factors did Kane & Janus (1981) find to be associated with a greater likelihood of aggresstion whilst in prison? Unemployment, lower level of education, more serious criminal record & race (usually non-white) 23 of 28 What did Irwin & Cressey (1962) find about one time offenders? They are normally perceived by other inmates as 'straights', showing they reject other, more aggressive subcultures 24 of 28 Which 3 psychologists support the Deprivation Model? Blomberg & Lucken, Sykes and Johnston 25 of 28 What did Blomberg & Lucken (2000) find that prisoners have to gain permission to do? Eat, sleep, shower & interact = harder to maintain relationships 26 of 28 According to Sykes (1958) what does the deprivation of goods and services bring about? A sense of failure to many prisoners 27 of 28 What did Johnston (1991) find about overcrowding in prison? It leads to increased aggression due to the increased competition for resources 28 of 28
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