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A: Malignant aggression
C: Ritualised aggression
B: Benign aggression
D: Group aggression
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Aggression in humans that is instinctive is…
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A: SLT
C: Cue arousal
B: Deindividuation
D: Environmental stress
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Which of these is NOT a social
psychological theory?
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A: Cognitive psychology
C: Psychodynamism
B: Biopsychology
D: Ethology
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Bandura’s theory also includes…
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A: Cue arousal
C: Modelling
B: Reciprocal determinism
D: Vicarious learning
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Which of these was NOT observed in
Bandura’s study?
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A: Sensory overload
C: Deindividuation
B: Relative deprivation
D: Frustration aggression
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The process of decreased self-assessment and
awareness in situations that create anonymity is
called….
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A: Stressful
C: Did not protect
participants
B: All of these
D: Ecologically invalid
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Which of these is a criticism of the
Berkowitz and LePage experiment?
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A: Compliance
C: Social roles
B: Internalisation
D: Situational forces
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Zimbardo’s study showed the power
of…
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A: XYY karotype
C: XXY isotope
B: XYY phenotype
D: XYX prototype
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Sandberg first identified the….
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A: Nielson
C: Nelson
B: Niessom
D: Newsom
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Who studied how aggression could be selectively bred in
animals?
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A: Testosterone
C: Melatonin
B: Dopamine
D: Seratonin
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Which neurotransmitter reduces aggressive
behaviour?
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A: Amygdala
C: Hypothalamus
B: Wernick’s area
D: Frontal cortex
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Which part of the brain is NOT implicated in
aggression?
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A: Reciprocal model of testosterone
C: Basal model of testosterone
B: Precocial model of testosterone
D: Altricial model of testosterone
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The idea that an individual’s level of
testosterone influences their level of dominance
is called the…
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A: Phineas Fogg
C: Phineas Flynn
B: Phineas Barnum
D: Phineas Gage
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Name the railway worker who lived for 11
years with a tamping rod piercing his brain
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A: Ethologist
C: Anthropologist
B: Ethnographer
D: Zoologist
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Lorenz was an…
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A: Merging of minds
C: Social contagion
B: Value-added theory
D: Convergence theory
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Which one of these is Smelser’s explanation of group display of aggression in humans?
Nearly lost his mind in Stanford.
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