psychology. aggression 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyAggressionGCSEAQA Created by: moya wattsCreated on: 21-03-13 15:01 aggression behaviour aimed at harming others. 1 of 19 hormones chemical released by endocrine system. affect how our bodies function and behave. 2 of 19 chromosomes parts of a cell that carry genetic info from parents. 3 of 19 limbic system part of brain that causes aggressive behaviour. 4 of 19 prefrontal cortex very front of brain. ivolved in social and moral behaviour. controlls aggression. 5 of 19 brain disease damage to brain caused by illness or traumat 6 of 19 thanatos part of our unconcious causes aggressive drive. 7 of 19 ego defence mechanisms behaviour stratagies used by individual to protect itself 8 of 19 vicarious learning learning by obvs. 9 of 19 monitoring judging whether our behaviour is appropriate or not. 10 of 19 punishment stimulus that weakens behaviour. it is unpleasant, we try to avoid it. 11 of 19 PET scan technique to show how brain is working by images. patient is carrying out a mental task. 12 of 19 repress emotions under very tight control. not express how we feel. 13 of 19 'bobo' doll inflatable doll (1.5meters) weighted at bottom. jumps back up when pushed over. 14 of 19 attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) dissorder. short attention span, poor concentration, uncontrollable aggressive outbursts. 15 of 19 ritalin drug used to controll ADHD 16 of 19 psychosurgery operation on brain used to remove/destroy part causing abnormal behaviour. 17 of 19 catharsis process of getting rid of emotions by watching other people experiencing emotion. 18 of 19 curvilinear relationship that increases in strength to a piont but then begins to decrease. 19 of 19
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