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Psychology Definitions/Studies for Aggression

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  1. 1Social Learning TheoryWe learn behaviours through observing and imitating our role model's behaviour(s)
  2. 2Self-efficacyThe confidence we have to get the same results as our model when imitating them
  3. 3Direct ReinforcementBeing rewarded ourselves for imitating behaviours
  4. 4Vicarious ReinforcementImitating behaviour(s) because our model was rewarded for doing so
  5. 5DeinidividuationThe loss of identity and personal self awareness
  6. 6Bandura's Bobo Doll StudyKids put in 2 groups and watched model with bobo doll
    Kids watching the aggressive model had higher physical & verbal aggression scores
  7. 7Bandura & WaltersKids put in 3 groups and watched model behave aggressively
    Kids who saw the adult rewarded had highest aggression levels
    Kids who saw the adult punished had the lowest
  8. 8ZimbardoCreated a fake prison environment where both prisoner & prison guard were deindividuated
    The guards were more aggressive as their uniform e.g. the sunglasses deindividuated them more than the prisoners
  9. 9Instrumental AggressionGroup shares a common identity & aims
    Use aggression in a non-emotional way
    The police/Army etc
  10. 10Hostile AggressionUsed to vent feelings of frustration/anger
    Prison inmates, e.g.
  11. 11Importation ModelPrisoners 'import' their social traits into prison & affects how aggressive they are
  12. 12Irwin & Cressey's SubculturesConvict: raised in the system, most aggressive
    Criminal: follow norms developed through crime
    Conventional: one-time offenders, least aggressive
  13. 13Mills et AlUsed the Alcohol Dependence Scale to see if alcohol dependency links to aggression
    High correlation between dependency and aggression in prison
  14. 14Kane & JanusGreater periods of unemployment
    Lower educational levels
    A serious criminal record
    =
    High correlation with aggression in prison
  15. 15Deprivation ModelAggression in prison results from the deprivations of prison life
  16. 16Skyes' 5 DeprivationsLiberty: not trusted in society
    Autonomy: feel helpless as few choice/power
    Heterosexual relationships: increases anxiety
    Security: fear for their safety
    Goods & Services: feelings of failure
  17. 17CoxPrison aggression reduced by 60% when the population reduced by 30%

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