aggression

Question 1

Bandura et al. (1963)

Answer 1

Bobo doll experiment showed aggression is learned through observation.

Question 2

Eron (1982); Geen (1978)

Answer 2

Used teacher ratings and self-reports to measure aggression in children.

Question 3

Lieberman et al. (1999); Chermack et al. (1997)

Answer 3

Measured aggression via hot sauce and electric shock allocation.

Question 4

Anderson & Bushman (2001); Ferguson (2015)

Answer 4

Mixed findings on video games’ link to aggression.

Question 5

Lorenz (1966); Freud

Answer 5

Aggression as innate and biologically driven.

Question 6

Buss & Shackelford (1997)

Answer 6

Evolutionary theory – aggression is adaptive for survival and reproduction.

Question 7

Barker et al. (1941)

Answer 7

Frustrated children were more destructive during play.

Question 8

Zillmann

Answer 8

Excitation Transfer – arousal from one context intensifies aggressive responses.

Question 9

Wilkowski et al. (2009); Anderson (2001)

Answer 9

Higher temperatures correlate with increased aggression.

Question 10

Klinesmith et al. (2006); Berkowitz & LePage (1967)

Answer 10

Weapons effect – presence of weapons can trigger aggressive thoughts.

Question 11

Miller & Parrott (2010)

Answer 11

Alcohol reduces self-control, increasing aggression.

Question 12

Bushman & Baumeister (1998)

Answer 12

Narcissists react aggressively to ego threats.

Question 13

Allen et al. (2018)

Answer 13

General Aggression Model integrates biological, cognitive, and social influences.