Mapa mental
INSTITUTIONAL AGGRESSION
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INSTITUTIONAL AGGRESSION
AO1
- Importation model
- Irwin & Cressey
- Individual characterisitics
- Prisoners bring into prison
- If aggressive outside prison
- Bring this into the prison
- Prisoners not blank slates
- Previous traits/beliefs
- Imported into the prison
- Previous traits/beliefs
- Deprivation model
- Aggression caused by situational factors
- Aggression
- Product
- Stressful conditions
- Institution
- Stressful conditions
- Product
- Crowding
- Increase
- Fear
- Frustration
- Increase
- Deprived of personal freedom
- Individual rights
- Increase aggression
- Individual rights
- Instrumental aggression
- Institutional groups
- Sharing a common identity and aims
- Police
- Aggression used
- Non-emotive manner
- Hostile aggression
- Prison
- Anger
- Aggression emerging
- Emotional states
- Terroism
- Importation model
RESEARCH
- Kane & Janus
- Younger and non-white inmates
- More likely to be aggressive
- In prison
- Supporting idea
- Certain groups disenfranchised from society's values
- Import aggressive norms into prison
- Certain groups disenfranchised from society's values
- Irwin & Cressey
- Aggression is imported by certain types of inmates
- One time offenders
- Perceived by other inmates
- Straights
- Reject other
- More aggressive prisoner subcultures
- Zimbardo
- Stanford prison experiment
- Prisoner or guard
- Assigned randomly
- Prisoner or guard
- Both models
- Evidence
- Could be aggressive before
- Conditions of the prison
- Evidence
- Mock prison
- All male
- Gender issue
- Adapted to roles
- Guards
- Punsishments
- Got harsher
- Punsishments
- Prisoners
- Passsive
- Obeying the guards
- Guards
- Ended in 6 days
- Ethical issues
- 5 people left
- Ethical issues
- Low ecological validity
- Stanford prison experiment
- Kane & Janus
EVALUATION
- Problems what is aggressive?
- Different views
- Importation model fails
- Provide suggestions for how to manage aggressive prisoners
- How to reduce prison violence in general
- Provide suggestions for how to manage aggressive prisoners
- Deprivation model
- Doesn't explain sudden prison riots
- Problems what is aggressive?
IDA
- Nature vs Nurture
- No consideration to biological
- Possibility of family
- Gender
- Mainly male
- Female different
- Create strong bonds with inmates
- Explanation of female aggression
- Different to male
- Nature vs Nurture
Informações
- Descrição
- Psychology A2 (Aggression) Mapa Mental sobre INSTITUTIONAL AGGRESSION, criado por becca_walls em 02-02-2015.
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- becca_walls
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