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    having aggressive encounters on normal basis. Aggressive encounters between males and females ae rare and the males are tolerant to the infants and juvenile. The less aggression in bonobos is because when a female enters a community, she has sexual relationships with the older male and both groom each other suppressing any kind of aggression that could occur (Wrangham and Peterson, 1996). Unlike in other primates, this is hardly seen. The males must forcefully have sex with the females instead…

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    Since forever society has been talking about violence within social media, television, and video games. We cannot deny that the industry sells the most movies and video games by capturing people’s attention with violence and extreme actions. They question is, does this set the wrong example for our younger viewers, especially toddlers and adolescence? I would definitely be the first to say, OF COURSE. Every time I turn on the television or watch a music video on television the only thing I can…

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    lla Rutkowski As ShowTime’s Shameless showrunner John Wells mentions, “We have a comedic tradition of making fun of the people in those worlds. The reality is that these people aren’t ‘the other’ - they’re people who live four blocks down from you and two blocks over” (Rochlin, 2010). This comedy drama TV series takes place in Southside Chicago depicting a flawed family of Frank Gallagher, an alcoholic, drug addict, and crime committing father of six and a bipolar wife. While Frank selfishlessly…

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    (McLeod n.p.). Another interesting finding in this experiment was that boys were more likely to imitate a same-sex model than the girls were (McLeod n.p.). In the end, the findings of Bandura’s experiment support that children learn behaviors, such as aggression, from watching…

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    Conflict is something that cannot be avoided as we live our lives. While it is not always easy, conflict is a way in which we can constructively interact with those around us, and understand our own selves more deeply. Learning how to deal with conflict is vital in the development of a mature individual. What defines a person is not which conflict situations they find themselves in, but rather how they handle such situations. Conflict Analysis Write your personal definition of conflict. In my…

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    country. As a result, many parents panicked, but the question still remained if video games could actually have such a big effect on kids. Research shows that violent games do, in fact, affect adolescents in several ways, specifically, increasing aggression and…

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    study weapons as aggression-eliciting stimuli because they wanted to see if weapons are linked to aggression in the human brain, since past research, such as the one conducted by Loew in 1965 called the Learning Task showed that aggressive words evoke aggressive behavior. Therefore, they wanted to see if the presence of a weapon would as well evoke aggression. They also conducted the study due to societal issues in the real world that have shown the increase in firearms aggression in both angry…

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    In this article, cravings are analyzed as similar to an affective and psychological state by using the Process Model of Emotion Regulation. They cite that certain cognitive techniques can be used to down-regulate cravings. The first is Situation Selection. This involves avoiding a craving all together so in a weak moment, one does not succumb to the urge to engage. Another mentioned is Situation Modification in which a substitute food is used to combat the urge, or a serving container of a…

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    Catharsis In Video Games

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    blood and gore but they had strategies of taking out enemies and such. Once I got to my teenage years, I was playing a bunch of video games with violence such as Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto. Growing up over the years, I never really had any aggression and anger built up. In the third grade, I got in a fight with another kid over a ball because he wouldn’t give it. I wouldn’t say that was based over me playing video games. I think it happened just because kids are kids and they’re demanding…

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    There has been movies that relate directly to the gang violence that is happening now. One movie in particular has captured the attention of many movie lovers. This movie is called Freedom Writers and it starts out by replaying different scenes of gang violence and police violence against groups of people. The movie is written by Richard LaGravenese and it was produced in 2007 (“Freedom Writers”). It is about a teacher named Erin Gruwell, who was played by Hillary Swank, who gets her first job…

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