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Social Psychology 552 University Of New Hampshire Terms in this set (10)________ aggression is an act in the service of a goal that does not involve the infliction of pain Misplaced Instrumental According to most social psychologists, aggression is defined as the intention to cause harm to or pain in another. the intention to cause harm to or pain in another Researchers have found that humans kill members of their own kind at ________ rate ________. the same; as bonobos the same; as chimpanzees ________ occurs when a person is thwarted on the way to an expected goal or gratification. Frustration Frustration ________ theory posits that we learn to aggress by observing and imitating others. Frustration-aggression Social learning Based on the evolutionary explanations for aggression presented in your text, who is most likely to be physically aggressive? a man In Bandura's famous "Bobo" doll study, he had some children watch a woman aggress against an inflated doll, while other children did not watch an aggressive act. Bandura found that the children who watched someone beat up the doll were later just as likely as the control-group children to aggress against a similar doll. more likely than control-group children to behave aggressively against a similar doll. Researchers have found that testosterone levels are significantly higher in men ________, suggesting a ________ contribution to aggression in humans. from abusive homes; biological convicted of violent crimes; biological Research suggests that men are more likely than women to interpret ________ situations as provocative and thus to respond aggressively. insulting ambiguous According to social-psychological research (e.g., Bower & Hilgard, 1981), what are the "ideal conditions" for punishment to be an effective deterrent to violence? Punishment must be swift and severe. swift and certain Recommended textbook solutions
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Which of the following is an example of instrumental aggression?An example is a child who bullies classmates and intentionally gets their money. The child becomes aggressive to be able to get the money. In this example, you will see that more than bullying, the bully intentionally commits the act to get the money of the weak victim.
What are the 3 levels of biology involved in aggression?Any physical or verbal behavior intended to hurt or destroy. Frustration (blocking of an attempt to do something) leads to anger and then aggression.. Genetic.. Neural.. Biochemical.. What is the difference between aggressive behaviors and violent actions?Aggression is a behavior motivated by the intent to cause harm to another person who wishes to avoid that harm. Violence is an extreme subtype of aggression; a physical behavior with the intent to kill or seriously injure another person.
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________ aggression is an act in the service of a goal that does not involve the infliction of pain.
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