Aggression

Which of the aggression theories fails to consider the environment?

• Social Learning Theory

• Instinct Theory

• Aggressive Cue Hypothesis

• Frustration Aggression Hypothesis

Which theory explains that aggression is a learned behaviour?

• Social Learning Theory

• Instinct Theory

• Frustration Aggression Hypothesis

• Aggressive Cue Hypothesis

Which theory suggests that aggressive tendencies are likely in environments such as derby matches?

• SLT

• Frustration Aggression Hypothesis

• Aggressive Cue Hypothesis

• Instinct Theory

Which theory suggests that blocking of goals leads to aggression?

• Frustration Aggression Hypothesis

• Aggressive Cue Hypothesis

• Instinct Theory

• SLT

Which of the following apply to the frustration aggression hypothesis?

• blocking of a goal

• observation of others

• frustration

• catharsis

Which of the following are likely to cause aggressive tendencies according to the aggressive cue hypothesis?

• a rugby match

• a derby match

• an ice hockey game

• a netball match

Which theories of aggression take the environment into consideration?

• SLT

• Aggressive Cue Hypothesis

• Frustration Aggression Hypothesis

• Instinct Theory

Which three of the following are negatives of Instinct theory?

• not all individuals are aggressive

• aggression can be predicted

• aggression can be controlled using stress-management techniques

• aggression is likely to be influenced by the environment

Which of the following relate to Social Learning Theory?

• Blocking of goals

• Observation of significant others

• Reinforcement

• Innate, stable and enduring

Observing a teammate push an opponent off the ball and avoiding a punishment results in copying. This is an example of which aggression theory?

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