Quiz On Psychology And Aggression
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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.
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Name 3 explanations of group aggression?
- A.
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
- B.
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
- C.
Power-threat hypothesis, dehumanisation, xenophobia
- D.
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
Correct Answer
C. Power-threat hypothesis, dehumanisation, xenopHobiaExplanation
The correct answer is power-threat hypothesis, dehumanisation, xenophobia. These three explanations of group aggression suggest that aggression can be driven by factors such as perceived threats to power, the process of dehumanising others, and fear or hatred towards outsiders or foreigners. The power-threat hypothesis suggests that aggression may arise when a dominant group perceives a threat to their power or status. Dehumanisation involves viewing others as less than human, which can justify aggression towards them. Xenophobia refers to the fear or dislike of strangers or foreigners, which can lead to aggression against them.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What are the evolutionary explanations of Agg?
- A.
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
- B.
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
- C.
Sexual jealousy, infidelity
- D.
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Correct Answer
C. Sexual jealousy, infidelityExplanation
The correct answer is sexual jealousy, infidelity. This suggests that evolutionary explanations for aggression can be attributed to sexual jealousy and the act of infidelity. It implies that aggression may have evolved as a means to protect one's mate from potential rivals or to deter one's partner from engaging in infidelity. This explanation aligns with theories that propose aggression as a mechanism to ensure reproductive success and maintain genetic fitness.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What art the neural explanations of Aggression?
- A.
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
- B.
Genes, MAOA
- C.
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
- D.
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
Correct Answer
A. Serotonin, dopamine, testosteroneExplanation
The correct answer suggests that aggression can be explained by the presence and interaction of neurotransmitters such as serotonin, dopamine, and testosterone. Serotonin is involved in regulating mood and impulse control, while dopamine plays a role in reward and motivation. Testosterone is a hormone associated with aggression and dominance. These neural explanations suggest that imbalances or dysregulation in these neurotransmitters can contribute to aggressive behavior.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What are the genetic explanations of Aggression and what types of studies do you need to mention?
- A.
importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia and lab studies
- B.
Genes MAOA, lab study, natural, field
- C.
Genes MAOA, twin studies, adoption studies
- D.
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Correct Answer
C. Genes MAOA, twin studies, adoption studiesExplanation
The correct answer is "Genes MAOA, twin studies, adoption studies". This answer suggests that the genetic explanation for aggression involves the MAOA gene, which has been linked to aggressive behavior. Twin studies and adoption studies are mentioned as the types of studies that support this genetic explanation. Twin studies involve comparing the behavior of identical twins, who share 100% of their genes, with that of fraternal twins, who share only 50% of their genes. Adoption studies involve comparing the behavior of adopted individuals with that of their biological and adoptive parents, allowing researchers to examine the influence of genetics versus environment on aggression.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The Psychological explanations are ______ and _______. The pneumonics for these explanations are ____ ____ and _____ ____ _____ _____
Correct Answer
SLT
Deindividuation
Bad
Boys
Zebras
make
great
dinnerExplanation
Psychological explanations refer to the theories and concepts that aim to understand human behavior and mental processes. Two psychological explanations mentioned in the question are Social Learning Theory (SLT) and Deindividuation. SLT suggests that people learn and imitate behaviors through observation and modeling. Deindividuation refers to the loss of self-awareness and personal identity in a group, leading to a decrease in inhibitions and an increase in impulsive behavior. The pneumonics provided, "Bad Boys Zebras make great dinner," help to remember these explanations.Rate this question:
- 6.
Name the 3 explanations of Institutional aggression.
- A.
Importation model, deprivation model, xenophobia
- B.
Power-threat hypothesis, sexual jealousy, infidelity
- C.
Importations model, deprivation modal, dehumanisation
- D.
Serotonin, dopamine, testosterone
Correct Answer
C. Importations model, deprivation modal, dehumanisationExplanation
The correct answer is importations model, deprivation model, dehumanisation. The importations model suggests that individuals bring their own characteristics and experiences into the institutional setting, which can contribute to aggression. The deprivation model proposes that aggression arises from the frustration and dissatisfaction individuals experience due to the lack of resources or opportunities in the institution. Dehumanisation refers to the process of viewing others as less than human, which can lead to aggression as individuals may feel justified in mistreating or harming others.Rate this question:
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- 7.
A study investigation the power threat hypothesis looked at lynch mobs in Brazil lynching those who were not a threat, what study was this?
- A.
Rothenberg (1998)
- B.
Clark (2006)
- C.
Evens and Rowe
- D.
Pollari and Balestri
Correct Answer
B. Clark (2006)Explanation
The study that investigated the power threat hypothesis and examined lynch mobs in Brazil lynching individuals who were not a threat is Clark (2006). This study likely explored the dynamics of power and threat perception within the context of lynch mobs in Brazil, shedding light on the reasons behind such violent actions.Rate this question:
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- 8.
A study into Xenophobia looked at violence between north and south italian football crowds, which study was this?
- A.
Rothenberg (1998)
- B.
Pollari and Balestri
- C.
Clark (2006)
- D.
Evans and Rowe
Correct Answer
B. Pollari and Balestri -
- 9.
When looking at evolutionary explanatations which study found women who suspected their partner as being jelous were twice as likely to experience violence?
- A.
Buss and Shackleford (1997)
- B.
Wilson et al
- C.
Shackleford et al (2005)
Correct Answer
B. Wilson et al -
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When looking at evolutionary explanations, which study surveyed 461 males and 560 females finding correlations between male retention techniques and violence in a relationship?
- A.
Buss and Shackelford (1997)
- B.
Wilson et al
- C.
Shackleford et al (2005)
Correct Answer
C. Shackleford et al (2005)Explanation
Shackleford et al (2005) is the correct answer because it is the only option that matches the description given in the question. The study surveyed a specific number of males and females and found correlations between male retention techniques and violence in a relationship. Buss and Shackelford (1997) and Wilson et al are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 11.
On looking at the role of genes in aggression Coccaro (1997) found using 182 MZ twins and 118 DZ twins that aggression could be attributed to 50% of genes.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that the study conducted by Coccaro in 1997, using a sample of 182 MZ (monozygotic) twins and 118 DZ (dizygotic) twins, found that 50% of aggression could be attributed to genes. This suggests that genetic factors play a significant role in determining aggression.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Mcguffin and Gottesman(1985) found mz twins to have a concordance rate if 87% and dz twins to have a concordance rate of what?
- A.
63%
- B.
29%
- C.
72%
- D.
50%
Correct Answer
C. 72%Explanation
Mcguffin and Gottesman (1985) conducted a study on twins to determine the concordance rates for different types of twins. The given question states that mz (monozygotic) twins had a concordance rate of 87%. This means that when one twin had a particular trait or condition, the other twin also had it 87% of the time. Therefore, the dz (dizygotic) twins, who are non-identical twins, would have a different concordance rate. The correct answer of 72% suggests that when one twin had a trait or condition, the other twin had it 72% of the time.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Hutchings and Mednick(1975) looked at the relationship between aggression in adopted children and their biological parents using 14'000 adoptees in denmark. But is it true he found no supporting evidence for the role of genes?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
False, infact he found a significant number of adoptees with criminal convictions had parents with convictions.Rate this question:
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- 14.
On looking at the role of the gene MAOA, what nationality was the notirous family which Brunner (1993) studies and found a defect on the X chromosone?
- A.
Dutch
- B.
British
- C.
German
- D.
Spanish
Correct Answer
A. DutchExplanation
Brunner (1993) studied a notorious family and found a defect on the X chromosome related to the gene MAOA. The nationality of this family was Dutch.Rate this question:
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- 15.
The pneumonic Serotonin Means Bussiness shows the studies supporting serotonin, however what did Scerbo and raine (1993) find?
- A.
High levels of serotnin in aggressive children
- B.
No serotnin in aggressive children
- C.
Low levels in aggressive children
- D.
Low levels especially in those who attempted suicide
Correct Answer
D. Low levels especially in those who attempted suicideExplanation
Scerbo and Raine (1993) found that aggressive children, particularly those who attempted suicide, had low levels of serotonin. This suggests that serotonin deficiency may be associated with aggressive behavior and suicidal tendencies.Rate this question:
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- 16.
The pneumonic Cool Kids Lie indicates the studies Coupiss and Kennedy and Lavinne(1997), but what did Lavinne find?
- A.
The use of amphetamines decreased aggressive behaviour
- B.
The use of amphetamines (increasing dopamine) increased agg beh
- C.
Amphetamines had no effect
Correct Answer
B. The use of ampHetamines (increasing dopamine) increased agg behExplanation
Lavinne found that the use of amphetamines, which increase dopamine levels, increased aggressive behavior.Rate this question:
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- 17.
High levels of Testosterone have been associated with Aggression. The pneumonic Drugs Are Knowledgable indicated the studies for testosterone, however what did Archer find?
- A.
100 participant - low testosterone - low violence
- B.
205 participants - high testosterone - high violence
- C.
150 participants - low testosterone - high violence
- D.
230 participants - high testosterone - high violence
Correct Answer
D. 230 participants - high testosterone - high violenceExplanation
The given answer states that in the study conducted by Archer, out of the 230 participants with high levels of testosterone, all of them exhibited high levels of violence. This suggests that there is a strong association between high testosterone levels and aggression, supporting the claim made in the question.Rate this question:
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- 18.
What 2 studies support the importation model?
- A.
Harer and Scheffenmeister and Keller and Wang
- B.
Hodginkinson and Mckorkle et al
- C.
Nijman and esses
Correct Answer
A. Harer and Scheffenmeister and Keller and WangExplanation
The importation model is supported by the studies conducted by Harer and Scheffenmeister as well as Keller and Wang. These studies provide evidence that the importation of criminal behaviors and attitudes from outside sources, such as cultural or social influences, can contribute to criminal activity. This supports the idea that individuals may bring their criminal tendencies with them when they migrate or relocate to new areas, rather than solely being influenced by their immediate environment.Rate this question:
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- 19.
When looking at the deprivation model, Hot Men Nightclub represents the studies Hodginkinson, Mckorkle et al and nijman. However Nijman contridicted other findings suggesting what?
- A.
More space reduces aggression
- B.
More staff made aggression worse
- C.
More space did not reduce aggression
- D.
Less staff reduced aggression
Correct Answer
C. More space did not reduce aggressionExplanation
The correct answer is that more space did not reduce aggression. According to the given information, the studies by Hodginkinson, Mckorkle et al and Nijman were part of the deprivation model. While the other findings suggested that more space reduces aggression, Nijman's findings contradicted this notion by suggesting that more space did not reduce aggression.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Which study found that those high in social dominance orientation tend to reject out group memebers and rationalise their aggression seeing others as less than human?
- A.
Esses at al
- B.
Nijman et al
- C.
Scerbo and raine
- D.
Mckorkle et al
Correct Answer
A. Esses at alExplanation
The study conducted by Esses et al. found that individuals with high social dominance orientation have a tendency to reject members of out-groups and justify their aggressive behavior by dehumanizing others.Rate this question:
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- 21.
The leading researcher into SLT and aggression was who?
- A.
Bandura
- B.
Zimbardo
- C.
Keller and Wang
Correct Answer
A. BanduraExplanation
Albert Bandura is the leading researcher into Social Learning Theory (SLT) and aggression. His famous Bobo doll experiment demonstrated how children learn aggressive behavior through observation and imitation of others. Bandura's research has had a significant impact on our understanding of how social factors influence aggression and has paved the way for further studies in this field.Rate this question:
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- 22.
Which study found that deindividuation can actually lead to hugs and sexual thoughts in the dark?
- A.
Zimbardo
- B.
Mann et al
- C.
Gergen at al
- D.
Deiner et al
Correct Answer
C. Gergen at alExplanation
Gergen et al. conducted a study that found that deindividuation can lead to hugs and sexual thoughts in the dark. This suggests that when individuals feel anonymous and less self-aware, they may engage in behaviors that they would not typically engage in. The study highlights the impact of deindividuation on social behavior and sheds light on the potential consequences of reduced self-awareness in certain situations.Rate this question:
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