Question 1

What do we call the idea that getting revenge eases feelings of anger and frustration

Accepted Answer

A)  reassurance 
B)  catharsis 
C)  loathing 
D)  disassociation 
A)  reassurance 
B)  catharsis 
C)  loathing 
D)  disassociation B

Question 2

Which of the following is an example of indirect, passive, physical violence

Accepted Answer

A)  punching someone in the face 
B)  blocking someone from entering a door 
C)  driving a car for part of a marathon 
D)  allowing someone to pick up a hot pan 
A)  punching someone in the face 
B)  blocking someone from entering a door 
C)  driving a car for part of a marathon 
D)  allowing someone to pick up a hot pan D

Question 3

What is the intent to harm others who do not wish to be harmed

Accepted Answer

A)  aggression 
B)  microinsults 
C)  microinvalidations 
D)  escalation of aggression effect 
A)  aggression 
B)  microinsults 
C)  microinvalidations 
D)  escalation of aggression effect A

Question 4

Why does Black clothing seem to provoke aggression in some cases and not in other cases?

Accepted Answer

The perception of black clothing and its

Question 5

Cherise decides that when she's angry with her boss that she should punch a punching bag. What concept explains why she believes this will help reduce her anger?

Accepted Answer

The concept that explains why Cherise be

Question 6

According to the "Bobo doll" studies, in which situation was a child most likely to the mimic aggressive acts of an adult

Accepted Answer

A)  when an adult of the same gender was rewarded for the behavior 
B)  when an adult of the opposite gender was rewarded for the behavior 
C)  when an adult of the same gender was punished for the behavior 
D)  when an adult of the opposite gender was punished for the behavior 
A)  when an adult of the same gender was rewarded for the behavior 
B)  when an adult of the opposite gender was rewarded for the behavior 
C)  when an adult of the same gender was punished for the behavior 
D)  when an adult of the opposite gender was punished for the behavior

Question 7

What concept describes how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors contribute to aggression

Accepted Answer

A)  escalation of aggression effect 
B)  stages of provocation model 
C)  hostile/reactive aggression 
D)  instrumental/proactive aggression 
A)  escalation of aggression effect 
B)  stages of provocation model 
C)  hostile/reactive aggression 
D)  instrumental/proactive aggression

Question 8

Lewis said "I'm not going to let him talk to a woman that way in my house." What culture of honor value does this exemplify

Accepted Answer

A)  virtue 
B)  protection 
C)  provocation 
D)  family/community bonds 
A)  virtue 
B)  protection 
C)  provocation 
D)  family/community bonds

Question 9

Murdering a parent in order to inherit an estate is an example of instrumental aggression.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

According to Archer, as gender equality increases what happens

Accepted Answer

A)  female victimization decreases 
B)  male victimization drastically increases 
C)  male and female victimization decreases 
D)  female victimization drastically increases 
A)  female victimization decreases 
B)  male victimization drastically increases 
C)  male and female victimization decreases 
D)  female victimization drastically increases

Question 11

Telling a transgender person that they are just confused about their gender identity is an example of a microinsult.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following is an example of direct, passive, verbal aggression

Accepted Answer

A)  calling someone a stupid jerk 
B)  refusing to acknowledge someone's preferred name 
C)  telling a person's significant other that they are cheating 
D)  allowing an innocent person to be arrested when you could provide an alibi 
A)  calling someone a stupid jerk 
B)  refusing to acknowledge someone's preferred name 
C)  telling a person's significant other that they are cheating 
D)  allowing an innocent person to be arrested when you could provide an alibi

Question 13

What is the concept that a threat to one's reputation should be restored through dominance and aggression

Accepted Answer

A)  culture of honor 
B)  "crisis of masculinity" 
C)  purposeful aggression 
D)  dehumanization 
A)  culture of honor 
B)  "crisis of masculinity" 
C)  purposeful aggression 
D)  dehumanization

Question 14

Which of the following is more likely to occur during extreme heat

Accepted Answer

A)  More pitchers hit batters with the ball. 
B)  People tend to be quieter. 
C)  There's less negative interaction 
D)  Car theft decreases. 
A)  More pitchers hit batters with the ball. 
B)  People tend to be quieter. 
C)  There's less negative interaction 
D)  Car theft decreases.

Question 15

What type of aggression is encouraging others to use a rude nickname for someone you dislike

Accepted Answer

A)  direct active 
B)  direct passive 
C)  indirect active 
D)  indirect passive 
A)  direct active 
B)  direct passive 
C)  indirect active 
D)  indirect passive

Question 16

Brad insisted that he didn't need to go to the ER after getting a nasty cut. This an example of the masculine courage culture of honor value.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Playing a violent video game is an effective way to purge the aggressiveness out of your system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In the 1994 Winter Olympics, Tonya Harding allegedly hired 2 men to break the leg of her competitor, Nancy Kerrigan. What type of aggression is this

Accepted Answer

A)  direct active 
B)  direct passive 
C)  indirect active 
D)  indirect passive 
A)  direct active 
B)  direct passive 
C)  indirect active 
D)  indirect passive

Question 19

Show how catharsis is not effective in reducing aggression. Provide two examples.

Accepted Answer

Catharsis, the idea that releasing pent-

Question 20

Television and videogames are examples of what when discussing aggression

Accepted Answer

A)  environmental cues 
B)  media cues 
C)  entertainment choices 
D)  negative influences 
A)  environmental cues 
B)  media cues 
C)  entertainment choices 
D)  negative influences

Exam 11: Aggression

What do we call the idea that getting revenge eases feelings of anger and frustration

Which of the following is an example of indirect, passive, physical violence

What is the intent to harm others who do not wish to be harmed

Why does Black clothing seem to provoke aggression in some cases and not in other cases?

Cherise decides that when she's angry with her boss that she should punch a punching bag. What concept explains why she believes this will help reduce her anger?

According to the "Bobo doll" studies, in which situation was a child most likely to the mimic aggressive acts of an adult

What concept describes how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors contribute to aggression

Lewis said "I'm not going to let him talk to a woman that way in my house." What culture of honor value does this exemplify

Murdering a parent in order to inherit an estate is an example of instrumental aggression.

According to Archer, as gender equality increases what happens

Telling a transgender person that they are just confused about their gender identity is an example of a microinsult.

Which of the following is an example of direct, passive, verbal aggression

What is the concept that a threat to one's reputation should be restored through dominance and aggression

Which of the following is more likely to occur during extreme heat

What type of aggression is encouraging others to use a rude nickname for someone you dislike

Brad insisted that he didn't need to go to the ER after getting a nasty cut. This an example of the masculine courage culture of honor value.

Playing a violent video game is an effective way to purge the aggressiveness out of your system.

In the 1994 Winter Olympics, Tonya Harding allegedly hired 2 men to break the leg of her competitor, Nancy Kerrigan. What type of aggression is this

Show how catharsis is not effective in reducing aggression. Provide two examples.

Television and videogames are examples of what when discussing aggression

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