week 9 aggression (social psychology) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyVisual SystemUniversityNone Created by: laurenlottie18Created on: 06-01-19 12:17 What was the initial major theory of aggression in social psychology Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis 1 of 23 Whom came up with the frustration aggression hypothesis? Dollard et al 1939 2 of 23 What are the significant flaws of the frustration aggression hypothesis? Loose definition of frustration and difficulty predicting kinds of frustration. 3 of 23 What was Bandura's key definition of aggression? 'Behaviour resulting in personal injury or destruction of property'. 4 of 23 What was Scherer et al key definition of aggression? 'Behaviour intended to harm another of the same species' 5 of 23 How has operationalising aggression been attempted? Analogues, Signal of intention, Self ratings, Ratings by others, ect. 6 of 23 What is psychodynamics approach to aggression? Human aggression stems from innate thanatos because there is an instinct drive. 7 of 23 What is Thanatos (in relation to aggression)? Death instinct: self destructive behaviour and the readiness to act outwards to other people. 8 of 23 What was the social approach, investigated by Cooper and Smith? Certain characteristics make an individual more susceptible to crime or as a victim. 9 of 23 Who did Cooper and Smith analyse for aggravated assault by sex? US Juvenile arrest rates 10 of 23 What is a significant theory of social psychology? Social Learning Theory 11 of 23 How did Bandura apply Social Learning Theory to Aggression? He believed a susceptible person linked to reward and punishment. 12 of 23 An issue of aggression is spanking children, how did Straws investigate this? In a longitudinal study (2 years), of how often a child was spanked. 13 of 23 What result did Straws find when investigated aggression and spanking children? A positive relationship between spanking and antisocial behaviour of the child. 14 of 23 In studies by Anderson, what has been found about violent lyrics and aggression? Violent lyrics triggered aggressive associations in words with previous ambiguous meaning. 15 of 23 In studies on heat frustration, what results did Cohn and Rotton find? As the temperature increases, so does the assault rates. 16 of 23 As revealed by Black and Beans aggression questionnaire, What may people who attend screenings of violent films generally be more disposed to? Aggression 17 of 23 What did Black and Beans study on violent films and aggression reveal? That viewing a violent film has an additional effect, because aggression scores increased. 18 of 23 What did Begue et al find about alcohol and aggression in his placebo study? Students acted more aggressively, the more they thought they'd consumed. 19 of 23 What are the social problems of aggression on a bigger scale? Collective aggression and Wars / Massacres 20 of 23 What did Mann find when analysing 21 cases of suicide? 10 of these had a crowd watching where baiting had occurred. 21 of 23 What did Mann find about when baiting was most likely to occur? At night, larger crowd (300+) and larger distance from victim. 22 of 23 What did Mann conclude that baiting occurred in relation to suicide? Deindividuation and due to a long wait which built up irritability and frustration. 23 of 23
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