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Aggression 1

Aggression 1. Social psychological approaches to explaining aggression. Social learning theory. Evaluation apprehension. Imitation. Social cognitive perspective. Reciprocal determinism. Self-efficacy. Vicarious reinforcement. Imposed etic. Decreased self-assessment. Sensory overload.

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Aggression 1

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  1. Aggression 1 Social psychological approaches to explaining aggression

  2. Social learning theory

  3. Evaluation apprehension

  4. Imitation

  5. Social cognitive perspective

  6. Reciprocal determinism

  7. Self-efficacy

  8. Vicarious reinforcement

  9. Imposed etic

  10. Decreased self-assessment

  11. Sensory overload

  12. Awareness

  13. Bobo dolls

  14. Evaluation apprehension

  15. Cue arousal

  16. Frustration / aggression hypothesis

  17. Consequentiality

  18. Fraternalistic relative deprivation

  19. Egoistic relative deprivation

  20. Situational forces / factors

  21. Dispositional forces / factors

  22. Sadism

  23. Institutional aggression

  24. Status / power

  25. Revenge / retaliation

  26. Deindividuation / helplessness

  27. Affective states

  28. Terrorism

  29. Security forces

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