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What causes aggression?
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.1. heat
2. alcohol 3. priming ( media exposure) 4. frustration |
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What happens if exposed to media violence?
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sexual arousal
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what are gender differences?
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Type B
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Type A
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Hostile Attribution Bias
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What is similar about bullies and victims?
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What is different about bullies and victims?
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What prevents aggression?
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.1. must be prompt, certain, strong, and justified
2. say sorry |
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What does NOT prevents aggression?
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What is difference between punishment and reinforcement?
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What are steps to pro-social response?
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What factors make one more likely to help you?
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.1. less number of people around you
2. targeted to you 3. simillar to you |
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Relationships and self esteem
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Pro-social behavior
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.help other people
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Theories of pro-social behaviors:
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.1. empathy-altruism hypothesis
( help because of empathy) 2. negative-state relief model ( help because to reduce negativity) 3. empathic joy hypothesis ( help to feel good) 4. genetic determinism model ( help to preserve genes) |
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Who is Kitty Genovese?
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38 people were there to witness a murder of a girl. She was killed more than once.
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what concepts are pro-social and helps Kitty Genovese?
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Pre-attribution to unintentional causes
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talk about feelings and tell intentions to not harm
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