Psychology 2070A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Primary Color, Albert Bandura, Cyberbullying
10 Apr 2018
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People might threaten aggression, or engage in aggression to get you to do something: aggressive behavior can be, direct or indirect, physical or verbal. Offspring: helps in hierarchy formation (e. g. , dominance) and regulation. So, most living creatures have hierarchies those dominance hierarchies help to regulate the social behavior that happens. Social hierarchies prevent a lot of small fighting amongst individuals. E. g. , chickens will peak each other to regulate that dominant hierarchy. Can contribute to a reputation for toughness. If you"re an aggressive male, you may behave aggressively toward other males who you think may try to steal your mate, your genes/offspring are more likely to be passed on. When we aggress: the i3 model: finkel (2013) argues that aggressive behavior emerges from a combination of 3 classes of orthogonal factors, instigation, somebody who is provoking somebody else, impellance, people have tendency for things, inhibition.
