Week 2 (Lecture 4 part 2)

Question 1

the belief that one is capable of performing the behavior to achieve a goal or an outcome
what is this ?

Answer 1

self efficiency

Question 2

• a Childs life can be viewed a succession of social problems that must be solved
• the child searches their memory for a script to guide behavior
  what is this ?

Answer 2

social information processing models

Question 3

represent substantial information about a concept, its attributes, and its relationship to other concepts
what is this ?

Answer 3

schemas

Question 4

specify what scripts and behaviors are right/wrong for you
what is this ?

Answer 4

normative beliefs

Question 5

situational stimuli that normatively afford an urge to aggress
what is this ?

Answer 5

instigation

Question 6

situational or dispositional factors that influence how strongly the instigation fosters an urge to aggress for this individual in this situation
what is this ?

Answer 6

impellance

Question 7

situational or dispositional factors that influence how strongly the individual acts upon the urge to aggress in this situation rather than overriding it in favor of nonviolent responding
what is this ?

Answer 7

inhibition

Question 8

what are the 3 I’s in I cubed model ?

Answer 8

1. instigation
2. impellance
3. inhibition

Question 9

integration and impellance factors combine to form the ____ to enact intimate partner violence ?

Answer 9

urge

Question 10

inhibition factors serve as the____ for intimate partner violence ?

Answer 10

constraints

Question 11

strong instigation + strong impellance + weak inhibition
what is this ?

Answer 11

perfect storm for intimate partner violence

Question 12

all internal factors that can influence aggression
what is this ?

Answer 12

individual differences

Question 13

all external factors that can influence aggression
what is this ?

Answer 13

situational variables

Question 14

what are the 3 routes to aggression ?

Answer 14

1. cognition (aggressive thoughts or ideas)
2. affect (angry feelings)
3. arousal (heart rate, blood pressure)

Question 15

assess whether the situation is dangerous, threatening, or warrants aggression
what is this ?

Answer 15

automatic appraisal

Question 16

if the initial appraisal is judged to be unsatisfactory and if the person has sufficient time and cognitive resources, reappraisal occurs. during reappraisal, the person considers alternative explanations of the situation and behavioral options
what is this ?

Answer 16

controlled reappraisal

Question 17

what are the 3 types of hostile biases ?

Answer 17

1. hostile attribution
2. hostile perception bias
3. hostile expectation bias

Question 18

the tendency to perceive ambiguous actions by others as indicating aggressive intent
what is this ?

Answer 18

hostile attribution bias

Question 19

the tendency to perceive social interactions in general as being aggressive
what is this ?

Answer 19

hostile perception bias

Question 20

the tendency to expect others to react to potential conflicts with aggression
what is this ?

Answer 20

hostile expectation bias