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Aggression Flashcards

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Importian model A01

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IRWIN AND CRESSEY bring own personality traits/social historys
Blank slates
Violence valued
ALLENDER AND MARCELL
HUFF
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Importian a02

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ADAMS
segregation
HARER AND STEFFENMEIER
IRWIN AND CRESSEY
reject aggressive subcultures
DELSI
FISHER
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Deprivation model a01

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Situation causes violent behaviour
Home comforts/ social networks/ freedom
Trusted
Female relationships
Anxiety/ fear
Aggression easier to act on
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Deprivation model ao2 second half plus IDA

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JOHNSTON overcrowding
McCORKLE 370 us prisions
Admin
POOLE AND REGOLI 4 young offenders institutions
Education

Methodological
LIGHT
individual differences
Reductionist

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Neural and hormonal in aggression testosterone ao1

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Hormones. Chemicals that control bodily functions 
Gonal and adrenal glands
Puberty-link
Sensitise neural circuits
castration- managable

Cortisol. Mediate testosterone. Unpleasant
Seek aggressive encounters.
Violent offenders have low cortisol

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Neural mechanai s in aggression testosterone ao2

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DABS
BAIN 
ALBERT
WINGFEILD
KILENSMITH
MCBURNETT
METHODOLOGICAL
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Neural mechanisms in aggression seritonin and dopamine

ao1

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Neurotransmitters. Chemicals that allow impulses in brain to be transmitted from one part to another
Seritonin prefrontal cortex
Imoulsive behaviour/aggression suicide
Inhibit aggressin

Dopamine amphetamines
COUPPIS seek aggression.

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Neural mechanaisms in aggression seritonin ao2

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Raleigh minkeys seritonin food.
Ferrari. Changes in brain chemistry
Anatomy/ethics

Gender bias. Females less violent. Neurotransmitters?
Reductionist. Not everryone with imbalance aggressive. Cog factors. Slt
determinist

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Aggression based on jealously and infidelity mate retantion ao1

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DAILY AND WILSON
Attempt to constrain females using aggression is cross culturally universal
Adaptive
100%
Foreign
Indulging in behaviour not in male interest
BUSS

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Infidelity and jealously strategies ao2

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WATSON
MILLER
YOUNG 
SHACKLETON
Emotional manipulation
Sr/sdb/ethics
Education familycrisiscoundation
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Murder infidelity and jealousy ao1

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Most aggressive
Resources/status 
Unintentional killing
Positive reasons to stay
DAILY AND WILSON
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Infidelity and jealously murder ao2

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DETROIT GANGS
DUNTRY AND BUSS evolved homicide theory
Rival cubs

GENDER BIAS women as violent as men

REDUCTIONIST
cognitive factors. All men are not violent
SHAKLETON AND BUSS
DETERMINITS

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Genetic factors in aggressive behaviour all ao1

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Regulate
MCGUFFIN
MILES AND CAREY

adoption
HUTCHINGS

individual genes
MAOA

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Genetic factors in aggressin all ao2

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Environmental differences

Prior learning
Agencies
Aggression not convicted
Convicted not by aggression
Cultural bias

Identical and non identical in different environments
Rare
Sample/generaliseability
Correlational

BRUNNER 
Slt?
Females?
CASPI low maoa= aggression  those not mistreated had no effect
Psy stresors

Invalid assumptions
CARL BRUDER

deterministic cant control biology
Reductionist

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Group display sports ao1

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WILSON
Xenophobia documented in all animals displaying higher forms of social organisiation
Suspicion. Aviod attack
Exaggerate negative steryotypes
Sports. Invasion of territory 
HAKA
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Group display ao2

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FOLDESI racist conduct led to increase in spectator violeLENCE
Power of xenophobia to invoke violence
GERMANY 
RANGERS 
Uk government

LEWIS
POLLARD AND POLLARD
MORE AND BRYNSKY
NEAVE AND WOLFSON

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Group display warfare ao1

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Adaptive benifits
Men compete with men. Rewarded with mates
Male warriors have more sexual partners
Reproductive benifit
Status/recognition
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Group display war ao2

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PALMER AND TILLER
MILITARY MEN
LEBANK AND REGISTER

Gender bias
Dahoney amazons
Cruelty
WATSON

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Institutional aggression ao1

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IRWIN AND CRESSEY
sociL historys
Blank slate
Valued
ALLENDER AND MARCEL
HUFF
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Insiotutional ao2 importian

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ADAM
HARRER AND STEFFENMEIR
IRWIN AND CRESSY
DELSI
FISHER
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Instiotutional deprivation ao1

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Hime comforts social network freedom trust
Relationships 
Tensed
Aggression easier to act on
Stress competition for resources
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Deprivation ao2

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JHONSTON
MCCORKLE 370
Stress consistent
Managenemt 
POOLE AND REGOLI
Education

LIGHT
individual differences
Not everyone aggressive
Therefore reductionsit

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Deindividuation ao1

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Loss of individual identity
Evaluation 
Causing factors
Collective mind
Inner restraints broken
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Deindividuation ao2

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ZIMBARDO
ROBERT WATSON
POSTEM AND SPEARS
SPIVEY AND DUNN

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Slt lf aggression ao2

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BANDURA
BANDURA AND WALTERS consequences
individu differences accounted for
Cultural diffeences

Lab settings
Hawthorne
Demand characteristics ''
Doll/clown 
PHILLIPS

Ethically wrong
Debreifing
Historical validity

REDUCTIONIST
Genes
Gender difference

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