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    have done before, it seems like the world is out to get you. Your computer decides to not work or shut down in the middle of writing a 5 page paper. (Yes, this has happened to me and I’m still not over it.) As it says in the chapter, stress causes aggression and I now that I think about it I am very aggressive when I am…

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    For a long time, television and video games have been said to be the cause of violence and anti-social behavior in children and adolescents. This topic has been has been the focus of more than 1,000 studies (“Effects of Reducing TV and Game Use on Aggressive Behavior.” Robinson et al.). Opinions on this seem to be split down the middle, with some people claiming that yes, media influence does contribute to anti-social behaviors, while the others claim that media has nothing to do with it. One…

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    Boys out play girls in video games 2.5 hours to 1 hour game screen time every day. Aggression is seen more frequently in boys than girls, the boys often have more energy to dispose (Olson). It is uncommon that boys will often play more than 40 hours a week. According to a study in 2008 on violent video games, 60 percent of middle school…

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    I personally do not think it is far to criticize artists and the media for violent acts. One reason is that every person is responsible for their own action. Every law or rule created today has consequences based on peoples own actions weather the act is violent or not. How can you blame someone else when you run a red light? So then how can you blame the artist or media when you were the one who committed such a violent act? In this society we have been raised to take responsibility of our own…

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    When defusing aggression, the care worker must remain calm, in order to show that they are not going to get angry with the service user at any time. The reason for this is because the service user may become more aggressive if they can see there is conflict. Secondly, the…

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    Rafael Orozco Case Study

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    They suggested that aggression in men has an adaptive value. Men are particularly threatened by potential mate poachers who have superior job prospects, financial resources and physical strength (Buss et al, 2000). This could explain why Orozco was abusive in front of the male…

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    In Water For Elephants, Sara Gruen examines circus life in the 1930s through the eyes of the main character, Jacob. Jacob is a college student who, after the death of his parents, leaves home to join a circus. During his time with the circus, Jacob experiences and witnesses violence. As Jacob sees animals and humans being abused, he, unlike most characters, takes a different perspective and does not commit or join the cycle of violence. Contrastingly, August, the main antagonist, is a main…

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    Media Violence Theory

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    Someone else might be less able to control their own emotions and that is what would lead to aggression. It makes sense that people who have experienced situations similar to violent movies or video games will react differently to the stimuli than those who have not had any similar experience. One instance of a movie reportedly causing violence was…

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    The novel is inspired by a devastating and shocking bean ball thrown by veteran pitch Warren Tracey in the 1973 American league season at rookie superstar Joe Castle. Warren is described in the book by his son Paul, “He [Warren] was a self-absorbed, brooding man with seldom a kind word for any of us. He had never met his potential and this was always the fault of someone else-the manager, his teammates, the owners, even the umpires”. This description Sports psychology focusses on enhancing…

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    Violence Based Media and its Effect on the Human Behavior Video games were an outlet by which violence was circulated in the media. Violence based media, particularly that of video games, could have negative effects on the behavior of its users causing an “increase in aggressiveness” (Thomas Gilovich, 2013). The relationship between the use of violent driving games and the increase in aggressive behavior was tested in an experiment. The experimenter hypothesized that subjects who play driving…

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