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Aggression - within groups :)
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- 1What is an institution?institutions are simply groups of people held together by a common factor.
For example: Prisons or schools - 2What is institutional aggression?Violent behaviour that exists within institutions
- 3Types of institutional aggression...Instrumental: sharing a common identity and aims tend to use aggression as a means of achieving goals, e.g army or police.
Hostile aggression: People living in institutions e.g care homes or prisons, sometimes use aggression as a consequence of emotional states such as anger and frustration. - 4What is the Importation (dispositional) model? (Irwin & Cressey, 1962)This suggests that bad behaviour is due to "a few bad apples" and not due to the situation.
Inmates import aggression from their own backgrounds. - 5What is the Deprivation (situational) model?This is the idea that the situation, i.e the prison, is the cause of aggression , not the people.
- 6What Happened in Abu Ghraib prison?From late 2003 to early 2004, during the war of Iraq, military police personnel the USA and the central intelligence agency committed human rights violence against the prisoners. they physically an sexually abused, torched, raped and killed prisoners.
- 7Evaluation of importation modelMills el al - surveyed 202 newly admitted inmates. using alcohol dependency scale, they found higher levels of 'serious misconduct' were associated with more severe alcohol dependency, supporting the importation model.
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