What was Staub's theory regarding institutional aggression
5 steps of Genocide
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Issue of Staub's theory
Bystanders intervention doesn’t end genocide as the theory would suggest, intervention of UN in Rwanda's genocide didn’t end or lessen the genocide as 800,000 died in 100 days
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Who suggested that stressful situational factors cause individuals to lose their own moral rules and carry out aggressive acts as the responsibility of their actions is diffused onto their leader?
Milgram
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What did Mandel suggest?
Milgram's theory is monocausal
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Pauline and Peterson found what?
Prisoner aggression is associated with stressful and constricting conditions
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Which study suggested that prisoners cope with the deprivations in prison in different ways such as violence towards staff and other inmates
Sykes
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What did McCorke et al find?
Lack of meaningful activity, privacy and overcrowding was linked to peer violence
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What study found that when space was increased, severity of violence didn't decrease?
Nijman et al.
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What study found that when gang members were separated there was a 50% decrease in serious assault rate?
Fischer
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Who suggested the Importation model?
Irwin and Cressey
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What study found that history of violence was the best indicator of peer violence regardless of situational factors?
Poole and Regoli
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What did Jiang et al. find?
Deprivation explained violence against prison guards and the importation model explained violence against other inmates
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Issue of Staub's theory
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Bystanders intervention doesn’t end genocide as the theory would suggest, intervention of UN in Rwanda's genocide didn’t end or lessen the genocide as 800,000 died in 100 days
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Who suggested that stressful situational factors cause individuals to lose their own moral rules and carry out aggressive acts as the responsibility of their actions is diffused onto their leader?
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