Definitions
Social Theories
Influential Factors
100

hostile or violent behavior or attitudes toward another; readiness to attack or confront

What is aggression?

100
this theory suggests that men are more aggressive due to testosterone

what is the evolutionary theory?

100

A standard within a culture that leads to aggressive behavior

What is a cultural norm?

200

this type of aggression tends to stem directly from emotions you experience in the moment

What is impulsive aggression?

200

this theory suggests that people learn to be aggressive behaviors as a social observation

what is social cognitive learning theory?

200

Children who immigrate to violent countries may adopt patterns of aggressive behavior.

What is immigrant influence?

300

Aggressive behavior that is driven by anger, frustration, or a desire to cause harm to others

What is hostile aggression?

300

this theory suggests that the interruption of reaching a goal leads to aggression

what is frustration and aggression theory?

300

The difference in prevalence of aggression across societies.

What is cultural differences?

400

This type of aggression involves calculation and control

What is instrumental aggression?

400

this theory has a hormonal theory that suggests testosterone leads to aggression when there's a reproductive opportunity

what is the evolutionary theory?

400

The consumption of violent tv shows and video games may lead to aggressive behavior.

What is media influence?

500

The perception that you're being prevented from reaching a goal, increases likelihood of aggression

What is frustration?

500

this theory suggests that the more unexpected a frustration is, the more aggressive you are

what is frustration and aggression theory?

500

This mindset leads individuals to view minor conflicts as challenges to their social status, increasing the likelihood of aggressive behavior

What is a culture of honor?