Showing posts with label Aggression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aggression. Show all posts
Genetic explanations for aggression
Ok ladies and gentlemen...standard Biological approach stuff here - you know the drill, twin studies, adoption studies, concordance rates and the 47 XYY karotype
(socially sensitive eh?!)
Insitutional Aggression
Remember defending or prosecuting Person P for their participation in an aggressive event in prison?
We held a class debate?
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You were given a lolly for your first point?
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That's it, I knew you'd remember eventually... find the photos I took of the notes taken on the board during the debate.
Social Psychological theories of Aggression
Below you'll find the resources used for teaching the social psychological theories of aggression.
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| Remember that the exam board can only ask you a question on one or more theory - they cannot ask you about SLT or Deindividuation specifically |
The powerpoint presentation is uploaded below, go through that and then...Use the handout below to complete the activity on slide 18 of the powerpoint above - knowing key words is the best way to start your revision
Use the handout below as part of your revision - it will guide you through the key aspects of the SLT of aggression
And here's a little reminder of what Bandura's experiment looked like, including the particularly aggression little girl at the end!
Finally...the sheet below provides hints towards key aspects of the Deindividuation theory - the pics relate to supporting and critical research
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