Media influences on aggression
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This Media influences on aggression page on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, flashcards and a quiz on violent media, games and disinhibition. It is for school students studying these topics and teachers looking for ready-made material. The small set of resources is mainly at school level, with some university-level material. Students can practice recalling concepts and research methods, while teachers can use the resources to support class activities. Start with a mind map, then try the quiz.
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Top Media influences on aggression resources
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63 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Effects of computer g... · Role of Desensitisation · Role of Disinhibition · Role of Cognitive Pri...
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63 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Effects of computer g... · Role of Desensitisation · Role of Disinhibition · Role of Cognitive Pri...
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11 questionsDoes TV and video games affect agression? What is the limbic system?
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8 cardsAnderson and dill What was the aim
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18 cardsBerkowitz and Geen- film violence and cue properties available Berkowitz and Geen
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8 nodesMedia and its influences on agression Desensitisation · Disinhibition
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17 nodesTopic C: Do TV and video games effect young peoples behaviour? There are 2 areas in ... · Males are notoriously... · Albert Bandura develo... · Evaluation of the soc...
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25 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Violent films and TV · Violent computer games · KEY STUDY: Greitemeye... · Evaluation
Quizzes
Mind maps
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63 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Effects of computer g... · Role of Desensitisation · Role of Disinhibition · Role of Cognitive Pri...
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63 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Effects of computer g... · Role of Desensitisation · Role of Disinhibition · Role of Cognitive Pri...
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8 nodesMedia and its influences on agression Desensitisation · Disinhibition
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17 nodesTopic C: Do TV and video games effect young peoples behaviour? There are 2 areas in ... · Males are notoriously... · Albert Bandura develo... · Evaluation of the soc...
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25 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Violent films and TV · Violent computer games · KEY STUDY: Greitemeye... · Evaluation
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25 nodesMedia Influences on Aggression Violent films and TV · Violent computer games · KEY STUDY: Greitemeye... · Evaluation
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13 nodesdisinhibition and aggression disinhibition is the ... · disinhibition · dehumanisation
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17 nodesAggression Violent Video Games · Other Influencing Fac...
Flashcards
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8 cardsAnderson and dill What was the aim
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18 cardsBerkowitz and Geen- film violence and cue properties available Berkowitz and Geen
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8 cardsMedia Influences on aggression
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9 cardsMedia influences on aggression: Desensitisation, disinhibition, and cognitive priming What is desensitisation?
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10 cardsMedia influences on Agression
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About Media influences on aggression
GoConqr OriginalStart with the mind maps
The mind maps offer different routes into media influences on aggression. Media Influences on Aggression includes a map on computer games, with points about desensitization and reinforcement during play. Another map with the same title looks at violent films and television, including findings from experiments, natural experiments and longitudinal studies.
Begin with the games map if you want to explore that example. Then look at the map on films and television to compare how different kinds of studies report their findings. The maps provide short points you can use as prompts for further study.
Practice concepts and research
The flashcards cover desensitization, disinhibition and cognitive priming. They also include questions about research on film violence and on games. Use the questions to practice recalling aims, procedures and results, then check the related mind maps for context.
A separate mind map focuses on disinhibition and describes it as a weakening of constraints that help people avoid aggression. You can use it alongside the flashcards to compare a short definition with questions about the concept.
Use the quiz with the maps
The quiz on television and video games asks about the limbic system, the amygdala and hormones. A mind map on television, games and young people's behavior also mentions the limbic system and the amygdala. Look at that map before taking the quiz, or return to it afterward to review the terms in the questions.
This topic is one section of Aggression in Psychology. The resources bring together concepts, media examples and research questions within that section. Choose a map to explore, then use a flashcard deck or the quiz for practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I start with?
Start with the Media Influences on Aggression mind map about computer games if you want an introduction through a specific example. It includes points on desensitization and reinforcement during play. You can then use the flashcards to practice recalling concepts or research details.
What do the mind maps cover?
The mind maps cover computer games, violent films and television, and disinhibition. One also discusses television, games and young people's behavior, with references to the limbic system and the amygdala. Maps with the same title can focus on different material, so check their contents as you browse.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, and you can take the quiz without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Are these resources suitable for A-level Psychology?
The page includes resources that mention A-level Psychology, and most of its material is at school level. There is also some university-level material. You can browse the mind maps for concept summaries, use the flashcards for research questions and try the quiz on television and video games.