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| More arousal=more aggression |
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| Physiological-Pain, heat noise |
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| Pain heat and noise cause more aggression |
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| Physiological-Alcohol drugs |
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| Alcohol and drugs cause more aggression |
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| Physiological-testosterone |
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| high testosterone=more aggression, more tattoos |
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| Bred for violence, identical twins, is one is aggressive the other one is likely to be |
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| Type a-high in achievement, driven, under stress, likely to be aggressive |
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| Indiv-Cognitive structures |
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| Agressive schemas about how to react when certain events occur, automatic responders, priming study with gun rack in car |
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| Group Level-intergroup comp |
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| people much more aggressive in groups, deindividualtion, diffusion of responsibility, social id |
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| Arousal, Pain heat, Alcohol drugs, Testosterone |
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| Situational-Social Exclusion |
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| People who are left out act much more aggressively |
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| Frustrated people are more aggressive but it is an automatic response |
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| Situational-excitation transfer |
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| When you can't take your frustration out one someone like your boss, you take it out on someone else |
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| Situational-Normative approaches |
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| Norms about aggression, like church or bar |
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| Learning-Operant conditioning |
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| Repercussions for your aggressive actions, if you don't get in trouble you will think it is ok |
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| You see other people get in trouble for aggressive behavior, bobo doll study |
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| seeing agressive behavior and determining if you will do the same thing, tv videogames copycat crimes |
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| Sociobiological-male sexual jealousy |
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| Males aggressive about someone having sex with partner |
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| Sociobiological-Child abuse |
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| More common with step kids |
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| differentiates people between high and low agression |
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