Aggression

Question 1

What is assertion

Answer 1

Within rules of the game

Question 2

What is aggression

Answer 2

Not in rules or game

Question 3

What are three characteristics of aggression

Answer 3

Uncontrolled
Reactive
Intent to harm

Question 4

What are three characteristics of assertion

Answer 4

Controlled
No intent to harm
Motivated

Question 5

What is ASIF

Answer 5

Aggression hypothesises

Question 6

What does the A in ASIF stand for

Answer 6

Aggressive cue hypothesis

Question 7

What does the S in ASIF stand for

Answer 7

Social learning theory

Question 8

What does I in ASIF stand for

Answer 8

Instinct theory

Question 9

What does F in ASIF stand for

Answer 9

Frustration-aggression hypothesis

Question 10

What is Instinct theory

Answer 10

Aggressive response is innate

Question 11

What is Frustration-aggression hypothesis

Answer 11

A blocked goal causes Frustration, Frustration causes aggression, release of aggression causes catharsis and If not released further aggression is felt

Question 12

What is aggressive cue

Answer 12

Suggests that aggression is caused by a learned trigger

Question 13

What is social learning theory (aggression)

Answer 13

Aggression is learned from experience, coaches , role models and significant others

Question 14

What are 3 ways to prevent aggression

Answer 14

Don’t reinforce aggressive acts in training
Sending players off
Reinforce assertion at training