what is the order in the frustration-aggression hypothesis.

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What is the frustration-aggression hypothesis?

Frustration will always lead to aggression

Name an example of hostile aggression

a player headbutting someone in a fixture

What is the instinct theory?

views aggression as being a natural response and innate

What is channelled aggression?

controlled within the laws of the game is seen as assertion

intent to harm or injure outside the rules of the game

What is hostile aggression?

with the intent to harm can be called hostile aggression.

what are the 4 theories of aggression

instinct, frustration, social learning and aggressive cue

what is the social learning theory?

Aggression is learned by observation of others behaviour.

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what is the order in the frustration-aggression hypothesis.
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What other topic does the aggressive cue hypothesis relate to?
personality
social facilitation
anxiety
arousal
3
What is the frustration-aggression hypothesis?
aggression is learned by observation of others behaviour
for aggression to occur certain stimuli must be present
views aggression as being a natural response and innate
Frustration will always lead to aggression
4
Name an example of hostile aggression
a boxing match
a football tackle
a player headbutting someone in a fixture
a rugby tackle
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What is the instinct theory?
frustration will always lead to aggression
views aggression as being a natural response and innate
for aggression to occur certain stimuli must be present
aggression is learned by observation of others behaviour
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What is channelled aggression?
punching someone
controlled within the laws of the game is seen as assertion
with the intent to harm can be called hostile aggression.
a high tackle in rugby
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What is aggression?
punching someone
The instinct theory
intent to harm or injure outside the rules of the game
Forceful behaviour within the laws of an event
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What is hostile aggression?
controlled within the laws of the game is seen as assertion
with the intent to harm can be called hostile aggression.
behaviour directed toward the goal of harming
a rugby tackle
9
what are the 4 theories of aggression
instinct, social learning and aggressive cue hypothesis
Inverted U, Catastrophe, drive and instinct
instinct, frustration, social learning and aggressive cue
Operant conditioning, social learning, Thorndikes
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what is the social learning theory?
frustration will always lead to aggression
for aggression to occur certain stimuli must be present
views aggression as being a natural response and innate
Aggression is learned by observation of others behaviour.

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