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Aggression and theor

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What is aggresion? Behaviour that harms another human being Behaviour that is intentional Outside the rules of the game
What is hostile Aggression? is the intention to harm outside the rules, often an emotional response to another person or situation, the sole purpose is to cause injury.
What is instrumental aggression? aggression that intends to harm as a means to another goal. For example, i f you rugby tackle someone with great force with the intentions of making them fear you or be winded and out the game.
What is assertive behaviour? involves the use of physical force but is within the rules or ethics of the sport and is therefore acceptable.
What is Channelled behaviour? is another more positive form of aggression, where the performer is able to divert aggressive feelings into positive actions such as working harder.
What is Instict Theory? This theory states that aggressive impulses build up within an individual and if not released can psychologically damaging
What is the frustration - aggression hypothesis? This theory states that frustration causes aggression. This normally occurs when you are near your goal.
What is Aggressive cue theory? This theory states that environmentl cues may cause aggression. For example stimuli that may trigger aggression for a boxer is his gloves.
What is Deindividuation theory? This theory states that individuals will, in certain situation, act differntly when in a crowd than they might as an individual. For example in a larger group or crowd, the more likely the indivdual will act as the crowd does.
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