SPS210 - C8 (After Class Quiz)

What is the definition of aggression in sports?

• A behavior aimed at causing physical harm to another person

• A strategy to win games

• A method of training athletes

• A form of teamwork

Which type of aggression is characterized by the intention to injure others?

• Frustration aggression

• Instrumental aggression

• Hostile aggression

• Assertive aggression

According to the frustration-aggression hypothesis, what can trigger aggressive behavior?

• Winning a game

• Frustration from blocked goals

• Positive reinforcement

• Team support

What is an example of assertive aggression?

• A defender trips an opponent to stop a goal

• A rugby player tackles within the rules

• A player punches an opponent out of anger

• A player argues with a referee

Which factor is NOT listed as a cause of aggression in sports?

• Team spirit

• Environmental influences

• Biological factors

• Innate aggressive drives

What is one way to reduce aggression in sports?

• Ignore aggressive actions

• Encourage aggressive behavior

• Promote winning at all costs

• Teach players moral values

Which theory suggests that aggression can be learned by observing others?

• Social learning theory

• Instinctual theories

• Cognitive dissonance theory

• Frustration-aggression hypothesis

What role do biological factors play in aggression?

• They can increase aggressive behavior

• They only affect mental health

• They have no effect

• They are irrelevant in sports

What is a condition that can cause aggression according to the text?

• Positive reinforcement

• Calm environments

• High temperatures

• Team celebrations

What is the primary focus of the social learning approach to aggression?

• Aggression is a natural instinct

• Aggression can be learned and modified

• Aggression is only a problem in youth sports

• Aggression should be encouraged