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Flashcards by maxytrejo1, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by maxytrejo1
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| Question | Answer |
| Agression | Behavior intended to cause psyco and physical harm to someone or a surogate. verbal, physical direct or indirect |
| Agressive Cues | External/internal stimuli tha elicits agressive behavior b virtue of thier learned asssociation |
| Anger | A neg. toned emotion, subjectively experinced as an aroused state of antagonism toward someone or something percived to be the source of an aversive event |
| Cathartic effect | The lowering of the probability of agression, as a function of the direct expression of agression tworad an anger instiator.Lowering the arousal with carthasis is more or less immideated and me be re instigated |
| Escalation of provocation | Incremental increases in the probability of agression, occuring as reciprocally heightended antagonism in an interpersoanl exchange |
| Excitation Transfer | The carryover of undissipated arousal orginating from some prior source to a new situation, hieghtens the probility of aggression to the new |
| Frustration | Either a situational blocking or impeding of behavior toward a goal of the subjective feeling of being thwarted to reacha goal |
| hostility | an attitudnal dispostion of antagonism toward another pereson or socail system. Represents a predispostion to act with agression under a percieved threat |
| Inhibition | a restraining influence on the occurance of agression. REstraint may be external or internal |
| Symbolic learning agression | THe acquistion of aggressive behavior through observation and symbolic communication as oppsed to learning from reinforment |
| Violence | serious injourous aggressive behavior typically having some larger socetal significance |
| Anger control | the regulation of anger activation in its intensity duration anf mode of expression. Can be cognative, somatic, and behavioral systems |
| Anger reactivity | REsponding ti aversive threatening or stressful stimuli with anger reaction. Automacity of engament, intensity adn short latency |
| Anger schemas | Mental representation about environment behavior relationships entailing rules governing threatening situation.Afect anger activation anf behavioral resoinding |
| Provacation heiarhy | a set of provacation scenarios graduating in anger inducing features, construced by therapist in early stages of treatment |
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