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What is hostile aggression

Aggression that is angry or frustrated

Instrumental aggression

Aggression that is planned and you get rewarded for

Violent aggression

Includes behaviours that are violent

What is verbal aggression

Use words aggressively

What are the social explainations

Conformity


Stereotypes


Group norms


Role modelling


They all are applied to aggression you must apply to aggression

Desensitization

See aggressive behaviour=you thinks it's normal

Disinhibition

Disinhibition-do stuff without thinking it through

Influence of the media on aggression

Normalizes aggression

Institutional aggression

Aggression in institutional places like prison.

Operant conditioning

Rewarded for aggressive behaviour you be more aggressive


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Social learning theory

Imitate aggression of those you look up too

Cognitive priming

Surrounded by aggressi ppl schemas will be bias to aggression linked with repeative priming

Hostile attribution bias

Think everyone is a threat=aggressive in response

Genetics

MAOA gene/warrior gene=more aggressive biologically, testosterone=more aggression

Biochemistry

More testosterone and low dopamine=aggression

Brain structures limbic system

Limbic system- processes emotions something wrong with it=aggression

Brain structures Prefontal cortex

Controls impulsive behaviours=something wrong = aggression

Evolution

More aggressive better chance at survivial