Aggression is the feeling of anger or antipathy resulting in hostile or violent behavior or the readiness to confront someone. This can be explained through psychology. Test out how you understand the two by taking up the quiz below. All the best and read up more on those you fail.
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
Power-threat hypothesis, dehumanisation, xenophobia
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
Sexual jealousy, infidelity
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Genes, MAOA
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia and lab studies
Genes MAOA, lab study, natural, field
Genes MAOA, twin studies, adoption studies
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
Importations model, deprivation modal, dehumanisation
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Rothenberg (1998)
Clark (2006)
Evens and Rowe
Pollari and Balestri
Rothenberg (1998)
Pollari and Balestri
Clark (2006)
Evans and Rowe
Buss and Shackleford (1997)
Wilson et al
Shackleford et al (2005)
Buss and Shackelford (1997)
Wilson et al
Shackleford et al (2005)
True
False
63%
29%
72%
50%
True
False
Dutch
British
German
Spanish
High levels of serotnin in aggressive children
No serotnin in aggressive children
Low levels in aggressive children
Low levels especially in those who attempted suicide
The use of amphetamines decreased aggressive behaviour
The use of amphetamines (increasing dopamine) increased agg beh
Amphetamines had no effect
100 participant - low testosterone - low violence
205 participants - high testosterone - high violence
150 participants - low testosterone - high violence
230 participants - high testosterone - high violence
Harer and Scheffenmeister and Keller and Wang
Hodginkinson and Mckorkle et al
Nijman and esses
More space reduces aggression
More staff made aggression worse
More space did not reduce aggression
Less staff reduced aggression
Esses at al
Nijman et al
Scerbo and raine
Mckorkle et al
Bandura
Zimbardo
Keller and Wang
Zimbardo
Mann et al
Gergen at al
Deiner et al
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