Aggression

Question 1

Papez (1937) and Maclean (1952)

Answer 1

linked limbic system and aggression

Question 2

Potegal et al

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(1996) hamsters and amygdala stimulation
- aggressive behaviour

Question 3

Groves and Schlesinger

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(1982) removed amygdala reducing aggression in individuals

Question 4

Mann et al

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(1990) a drug which reduces serotonin- increased measures of hostility and aggression in males (but not females)

Question 5

Arora and Meltzer

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violent methods of suicide correlates with low serotonin metabolism

Question 6

Archer

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(1991) meta analysis of 5 studies, low positive correlation of testosterone and aggression

Question 7

Kruez and Rose

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(1972) - no difference in hormones and aggression

Question 8

McBurnett et al

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(2002) lower cortisol = over 3 times more aggressive

Question 9

McGuffin and Gottesman

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(1985) aggression concordance in twins

Question 10

Hutchings and Mednick

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(1973) positive criminal violence correlation, father to son

Question 11

Brunner et al

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(1995) family link of mental retardation in 5 men in the family
-> MAOA gene

Question 12

Lorenz

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aggression is innate and ritualistic

Question 13

Lea

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(1984) analysed Fixed Action Pattern in animals

Question 14

Tinbergen

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(1951) male red stickleback study

Question 15

Daly and Wilson

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(1985) meta analysis same sex killings in love triangles, 92% men

Question 16

Wilson et al

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(1995) twice as likely to experience violence from jealous partners

Question 17

Shackleton et al

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(2005) positive correlation between retention strategies and violence

Question 18

Dollard et al

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(1939) proposed the frustration-aggression hypothesis

Question 19

Russel Green

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(1968) jigsaw then shocks
- group with insults gave highest shocks back

Question 20

Berkowitz

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(1967) reciprocated shocks, cue arousal of gun

Question 21

Bushman

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(2002) boxing (catharsis) does not help

Question 22

Bandura 1st and 2nd Bobo doll

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• modelled and rewarded

Question 23

Patterson et al

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(1982) problem behaviour modelled by parents

Question 24

Phillips

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(1986) correlation of boxing match and violence

Question 25

!Kung San community

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not modelled or rewarded

Question 26

Diener et al

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(1976) trick or treating and stealing

Question 27

Mullen

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(1986) meta analysis of lynchings - more people = more violent

Question 28

Johnson and Downing

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(1979) surgical uniform less aggressive behaviour

Question 29

Spivey and Prentice-Dunn

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(1990) pro social or antisocial behaviour?

Question 30

Le Bon

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proposed deindividuation

Question 31

Clemmer

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(1958) proposed deprivation model (situational)

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Hensley

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(2002) no change to violence with deprivation

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McCorkle

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poor facilities effect aggression levels

Question 34

Irwin and Cresney

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(1962) importation model (dispositional)

Question 35

DeLisi

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(2014) correlation of dispositional factors and violence

Question 36

Camp and Gaes

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(2005) security of prisons had no difference -> so it is dispositional

Question 37

Weise and Earls

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(1995) violent films and then questionnaire ... de sensitisation

Question 38

Berkowitz and Alioto

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(1973) vengeance and shocks ... disinhibition

Question 39

Ficher and Grielmeyer

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(2006) mysognisitc lyrics and hot sauce intake ... cognitive priming