Aggression flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers aggression flashcards on topics from social learning theory to neural and hormonal mechanisms. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to practise recall, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 140 flashcard resources by more than 100 users, spanning school and university levels. Choose a deck to start revising.
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- Biological explanations of aggression40
- Neural and hormonal mechanisms of aggression60
- Genetic factors in aggression27
- Evolutionary explanations of aggression73
- Evolutionary explanations of group displays35
- Social psychological explanations of aggression20
- Social learning theory of aggression48
- Deindividuation and aggression14
- Frustration-aggression hypothesis10
- Media influences on aggression14
- Institutional aggression58
- Bullying20
- Cyberbullying14
Flashcards
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38 cardsGCSE AQA Psychology Aggression All you need to know (studies, definitions and explanations) for the aggression unit of GCSE AQA Psychology
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13 cardsResearchers in Aggression The main researchers in the PSYA4 Aggression topic
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86 cardsAggression flashcards - checklist followed
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65 cardsDiscuss Neural and Hormonal Mechanisms in Aggressive Behaviour What does the biological approach to aggression encompass?
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18 cardsAggression Flashcards Social learning theory AO1
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12 cardsSOCIAL LEARNING THEORY THEORY OUTLINE (AO1)
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11 cardsGENES/GENETIC EXPLANATIONS FOR AGGRESSION THEORY OUTLINE (AO1)
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10 cardsNEURAL & HORMONAL EXPLANATIONS FOR AGGRESSION NEURAL & HORMONAL EXPLANATIONS FOR AGGRESSION
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12 cardsAggression Eval
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71 cardsaggression outline the A01 for social learning theory as a cause of aggression
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96 cardsAggression Identification of Limbic system
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89 cardsSP633 Practice MCQ 1. What is NOT part of bullying? a. Intention (to harm). b. Repetitive. c. Imbalance of power. d. Premedita...
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34 cardsAggression Social psychology theory of aggression: Social learning theory
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37 cardsAggression AO1 Social Learning Theory Bandura's Bobo Doll Study
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53 cardsaggression Neural mechanisms in aggression
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67 cardsAggression
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66 cardsAggression- PSYA3 Social psychological approach Social learning theory BANDURA
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6 cardsBiological explanations of aggression Ao1- There has been a gene associated with causing aggression. A gene responsible for producing a protein c...
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77 cardsCHAPTER 11 : AGGRESSION
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14 cardsAggression- Key Studies Aggression Key studies
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55 cardsDiscuss Evolutionary Explanations of Group Display as an Adaptive Response in Humans When did group displays emerge and why?
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35 cardsAGGRESSION RESEARCH Irwin and Cressey (1962) The Importation Model - Institutional Aggresion
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22 cardsD&L - TB9 - Tutorial The Influence of TV Violence on Aggression
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14 cardsNEGAtive effects of video games_1
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12 cardsNeural and Hormonal Mechanisms A01: What are Neurotransmitters?
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29 cardsAggression Topic of aggression for GCSE psychology
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25 cardsAggression
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46 cardsDiscuss Evolutionary Explanations of Jealousy and Aggressive Behaviour What do Daly and Wilson (1988) claim?
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31 cardsDoes Tv and Video games What are the areas involved in aggression and give their definition?
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24 cardsWeek 8_Reducing bullying behaviours According to Olweus, what is the definition of bullying?
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31 cardsten
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10 cardsAggression
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13 cardsAggression 2 What are the effects of alcohol on aggression?
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19 cardsEthological & Evolutionary explanations Ethological explanation: Adaptive functions of aggression (3 with examples for each)
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18 cardsFrustration-Aggression Hypo & SLT Frustration-Aggression Hypothesis: Definition of Frustartion + Explanations by Dollard (3)
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50 cardsA2 psychology aggression theories/theorists Bandura + Watson
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9 cardsINSTITUTIONAL AGGRESSION THEORY OUTLINE (AO1)
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13 cardsLecture 13- Aggression How can we describe aggression?
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8 cardsEVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATIONS for Group Displays of Aggression THEORY OUTLINE (AO1)
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7 cardsEVOLUTIONARY EXPLANATIONS FOR AGGRESSION (Infidelity & Jealousy) THEORY OUTLINE (AO1)
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The decks on this page offer several routes through the Aggression unit. Aggression Flashcards covers social learning theory, deindividuation and institutional aggression, so it is a useful starting point for reviewing more than one topic. For a GCSE-labelled deck, try GCSE AQA Psychology Aggression, which includes hormones, chromosomes and biological explanations.
For a narrower focus, Neural and Hormonal Mechanisms concentrates on those mechanisms. Aggression Researcher Names offers a way to practise recalling researchers, while Book vocab covers terms including anger, hostility and inhibition.
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Which flashcard deck could I start with?
Aggression Flashcards is a useful starting point if you want to review several topics in one deck. It includes social learning theory, deindividuation and institutional aggression. For a more focused review, Aggression - Social Learning Theory offers a deck on that particular explanation.
Which levels do these flashcards suit?
The collection spans school and university levels, with most resources at secondary level. School students can find a GCSE-labelled deck in GCSE AQA Psychology Aggression. University students and professional candidates can also use the listed decks to practise recalling topics, terms and researchers.
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Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.