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explanations of aggression

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explanations of aggression
biological/ physiological
- Ethology
- evolutionary
- instinct
- drive/motivation
- common to a species
- Nisbett: Southern states
- adaptive- survival of a gene pool
- extrapolation
- dominance hierarchies, ritualistic aggression, new territories
- Petitt- Play groups
- not apply to adults due to more developed PFC
- socially sensitive
- Petitt- Play groups
- sign stimulus
- innate releasing mechanisim
- neural network- linked to PFC and amygdala
- fixed action pattern
- 1. Stereotyped unchanged sequence 2. universal within a species 3. unaffected by learning 4. same sequence until completed 5. only happen in a specific situation 6. response to specific stimulus
- Timbergen: Sticklebacks
- Sackett Monkeys in isolation
- reductionist- ignores cognition and social norms and personal values
- But genetics in aggression MAOAL
- 1 in three men have it not all display it
- fixed action pattern
- neural network- linked to PFC and amygdala
- innate releasing mechanisim
- Individual differences vs stickleback
- 0.3 homicide rate in Iceland per 100k 100 in every 100k murdered in Hondurus
- biological
- PFC + Amygdala lack of neuronal connections
- culture: ! Kung San Kalahari learn to control agression
- Bottom up Top Down
- orbitofrontal cortex
- thalmus
- low serotonin, high dopamine
- cortisol, testosterone
- warrior gene, MAOAL
- PFC + Amygdala lack of neuronal connections
- evolutionary
- innate
- adaptive
- evolutionary modules
- schemas
- effect our perception
- expectation
- behaviour
- formed in the environment of evolutionary adaptiveness
- schemas
- aggression- naturally and sexually selective (survival of the sexiest)
- determined by ultimate causes not proximate causes
- Ethology
Psychological
- frustration agression
- Id- aggression Ego Super Ego
- thanatos- death instinct
- catharsis- displacement
- thanatos- death instinct
- goal--> reinforcement is blocked
- leads to frustration which leads to aggression
- anger
- self preservation
- protecting others
- pleasure
- leads to frustration which leads to aggression
- beckowitz- frustration is neither necessary nor suffciciant for aggression
- berkowitz- frustration+ aggressive cues= aggression
- any negative affect will give rise to aggression
- Id- aggression Ego Super Ego
- Social learning theory
- observational learning and vicarious reinforcement
- spontanious learning+ mediating cognitive factors+ Perform action or not
- Paying attention
- recording aggression
- reproducing the aggression
- self efficacy
- motivation to be aggressive
- spontanious learning+ mediating cognitive factors+ Perform action or not
- reciprocial determanism
- representations and expectations
- observational learning and vicarious reinforcement
- deindividuation
- 1. Lose our sense of identity 2. We lose our sense of responsibility 3. We have a greater disregard for norms and even laws 4. Responsibility is shared by the crowd and therefore we have less personal guilt at aggression to others.
- Mullen- Lynching
- institutional aggression
- situational aggression
- deprivation
- Sykes
- deprivation
- importation model- Irwin, aggression occurs because characteristics that prisoners bring import to the prison
- dispositional explanation, emphasis on the cause being a persons personality or dispositon
- cheeseman- men in prison have a certain way of behvaing
- situational aggression
- cultural difference
- Aronson- central africa low aggression co-oporation must be due to learning
- Mead- opposite forms of aggression in gender
- media influences
- desenitisation
- repeated exposure reduced negative attiitude- Funk
- disinhibition
- normal social constraints- weakened by environmental triggers
- Berkowitz- people shocked for longer after watching aggressive films
- normal social constraints- weakened by environmental triggers
- cognitive priming
- repeated exposure can provide new scripts for violent situations
- huesmann- stored in memory auto primed
- repeated exposure can provide new scripts for violent situations
- computer games
- desenitisation
- frustration agression
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