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    individual differences in aggression. How would an evolutionary psychology theory explain the sex differences and at the same time, the within sex-group variations in aggression? Post your response and comment on another student's post. Under the lens of evolutionary psychology we can see several factors that help explain the tendency of males to be more aggressive than females. One of the top mechanisms of evolution is survival. In this the presence of male aggression served two purposes,…

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    The American Psychological Association released a report in August of 2015, that stated there is a “link between playing violent video games and aggression” although it goes on to say that there is still not enough research to conclude whether it leads to criminal violence (“Technical Report”, 2015). Although they point out in the text that “aggression” does not necessarily mean “violence” (“Technical Report, 2015). This type of publication allows the media to make blanket statements about the…

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    screaming for help had alarmed a teacher, and saves you from being pummeled. The principal later finds out that the student plays violent video games and thinks that this might be the cause of his aggression and influences him to release his anger through fighting. Violent video games cause more aggression in society and has been for a long time. Over 50% of the most popular selling video games hold violence in them and 97% of teens that range from ages 12 to 17 play video games. 60% of…

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    E., Thomas J. Schofield, Angela Sitka, Rand D. Conger, and Richard W. Robins. 2016. “Unsupervised Self-Care Predicts Conduct Problems: The Moderating Roles of Hostile Aggression and Gender.” Journal of Adolescence 48:1–10. The article, Unsupervised Self-Care Predicts Conduct Problems: The Moderating Roles of Hostile Aggression and Gender presents a longitudal study done on 674 Mexican children ages 10 to 12 over a period of two years. The main questions addressed in the study were to find…

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    what causes people to do violent things. The problem is that the majority of mass/school shooters do not play video games. They are just trying to get revenge on the world for something they had no control over. Violent video games do not cause aggression amongst players: they decrease hostility in players, encourage social interaction, and lower…

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    Aggressive Behaviors Prior studies on aggressions show that males display higher instances of aggression than females and has been explained as a lack of aggressive behavior in females; however, Crick and Grotpeter (1995) found that females focus on relational issues and exhibit their aggressions in a more indirect fashion (pp. 710-711). A study by Crick, Bigbee, and Howes (1996) found that children viewed relational aggression as a normal behavior, especially in interactions among females (p.…

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    theory (SLT). It begins on the premise that we learn aggressive behaviour by observing others. Although we learn this behaviour we may not chose to show it, we are more likely to imitate the behaviour if they are a role model. Also, if the observed aggression is shown to have positive consequences, then we are more likely to observe it, this is commonly referred to as vicarious reinforcement. In order for social learning to take place the individual must form a mental representation of the…

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    difference between real violence and fictional violence, whether on the television or in a video game. No matter how violent the video game, video games do not cause violent behavior in adolescents. Despite common belief, video games do not cause aggression; in…

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    and adopt the environment. In the book “Forty studies that changed psychology” By Roger R. Hock, he talks about studies that have been done by the researchers and outcomes of the research. Including the research about the aggression. In the reading 12 “ See aggression… Do Aggression” from chapter two of the book, the author describes the experiment which was done by Albert Bandura and his associates Dorothea Ross and Sheila Ross, the experiment was about the kids who are grown in the aggressive…

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    video games had been huge problem in the whole world. Violent video games are increasing more aggression on children behavior and have a negative impact on their lives. Most of people think that it should allow to children because, it will improve their critical thinking and also they will stay at home instance of playing outside. However, I strongly believe that video games are cause in increasing aggression adolescence more isolated toward…

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