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Aggression
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1Who conducted a study into the effects of role models
- ABandura, Ross and Ross
- BZimbaro
2Who found a high correlation between play and actual aggression
- APostmes and Spears
- BJohnson et al
3What is learning through others known as........
- AVicarious learning
- BClassical conditioning
4What is the ethical issue with Bandura, Ross and Ross study
- ALack of informed consent
- Bbecause they were indian children
5Zimbardo is a researcher for whihc key topic
- AEvolutionary explanations of group displays
- BDeindividuation
- CInstitutional aggression
- DGenetic factors
6Which is the true definintion of deindividuation
- Ato lose a sense of self and lose the normal inhibitions held against certain behaviours, a loss of ones own identity
- Bto loose a sense of self and loose the normal inhibitions held with your certain behaviours, a lose of ones own identity
7who proposed the 'crowd theory' which states the anonymity of being in a crowd means individuals feel less responsible for their actions. Then a 'collective mindset' takes over the crowd and normally repressed aggressive acts occur
- AFestinger et al
- BLe Bon
- CZimbardo
8Who found that a third of US male students would rape someone if they werent going to be caught
- AMalmuth and Check
- BPostmes and Spears
- CFestinger et al
9What is the ethical problem with Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment
- AParticipants suffered psychological harm
- BParticipants suffered physical harm
- CParticipants got a lack of informed cosent
10Who found mixed results from their meta-analysis on deindividuation
- AME
- BPostmes and Spears
11Whats are the two institutional agression models? and can you explain them.....
- AImportation, deprivation
- BInportation, Derprivation
12What are sykes five deprivational factors
- A1. Liberty
2. Autonomy
3.Goods/services
4. heterosexual relationships
5. Security - B1. No freedom
2. Cannot decide what happens to them daily
3. Possessions
4. Not being allowed female relationships
5. Fear safety
- A1. Liberty
13Who found that it was not deprivation itself that cause aggression but increased stress levels.......
- ACheeseman
- BMcCorkle et al
14What is the gene associated with aggression
- AMonamine oxidase B
- BMAOA
- CBig ol' beast gene
15Who is the real world example for genetic facotrs
- AJim Bob
- BJim Fallon
16Who created mice without MAOA and supported the role of genetic facotrs?
- ABrunner et al
- BCases et al
- CNew et al
17What are the two main areas that influence aggressive behaviou in neural and hormonal mechanisms?
- AThat higher than normal levels of testosterone causes aggressive behaviour
- BThat lower than normal levels of testosterone causes aggressive behaviour
- CThat higher than normal levels of serotonin cause aggressive behaviour
- DThat lower than normal levels of serotonin cause aggressive behaviour
18Why is testosterone classed as a male hormone?
- AOnly found in mens
- BFound in low levels in females
- CBecause men are supior
19What is the problem with castration studies?
- AThe rat cant reproduce
- BIt changes many diffeent hormone levels
- CThey have no testes
20Who conducted the castration study in neural and hormonal mechanisms?
- AConnor and levine
- BDelville et al
21Who found that humans share their aggressive traits with other animals and that aggression is found in males as they would of had to compete with other males to mate with a female
- ABuss
- BLorenz
- CDaly et al
22Who found that men are more troubled by sexual infidelity and women by emotional infidelity
- ABuss
- BHarris
23In group displays of aggression who found that sports teams win more home games
- AMaynard-smith and Parker
- BSua Peter
- CSchwarz and barkey
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- A-Levels Psychology Quiz on Aggression, created by harry_bygraves on 09/06/2013.
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