Social pyschological approaches to explaining aggression Theories of Aggression 2.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? PsychologyAggressionA2/A-levelAQA Created by: AnickCreated on: 09-01-13 13:55 Social Learning Theory was proposed by? Bandura 1 of 18 Social learning theory suggests that aggression is learned through direct and indirect reinforcement, true of false? True 2 of 18 In 1961, Bandura, Ross and Ross completed a study using Bobo dolls, what did they find? Children who saw an aggressive role model were more violent towards the doll and immitated more compared to the other children 3 of 18 The application of Bandura's Bobo doll study to real life was questioned by which psychologist? Durkin 4 of 18 Cumberbatch argued that children were likely to have shown demand characterstics as Bobo was a popular toy at the time, so those familiar with him would have known what to do. 5 of 18 What type of homes are likely to produce aggressive children coercive 6 of 18 Devindiduation was define by Reber and Reber as: "Loss of individuality" 7 of 18 Devindiduation was define by Hogg and Vaughan as: "Process where people lose their sense of identity and often engage in anti-social behaviour" 8 of 18 What happens when a person is deinviduated Their inhibitions are reduced and there is a change in standard behaviour 9 of 18 Zimbardo's prison study had how many participants 24 10 of 18 Individual behaviour is rational and it conforms to acceptable standards, who said this? Zimbardo 11 of 18 How where the prisoners deinviduated the guards called them by a number 12 of 18 how did the guards become deinvituated uniform 13 of 18 Both groups became aggressive, true or false? true 14 of 18 The participants had to take a test to check their aggression prior to the study, true or false? True 15 of 18 why was this done? So that they can measure if normal people would become aggressive if put into different situations 16 of 18 Downing also completed a Milgram type study to measure the affects of uniform, what did he find about nurses uniforms? they were reported to have given the least severe shock 17 of 18 A study by Mann looked at crowd baiting in 10/21 suicides, what caused the crowd to be deinviduated? it was dark, this caused them to be deinviduated as they could not be identified 18 of 18
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