Lesson 4.3.8.4
4.3.8.4 Institutional aggression and media influences on aggression Quiz: AQA Psychology, Unit 3
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The 20 questions
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Which model provides a dispositional explanation of institutional aggression in prisons?
- Frustration-aggression model
- Importation model
- Deindividuation model
- Deprivation model
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Which model provides a situational explanation for institutional aggression in prisons?
- Deprivation model
- Social learning model
- Importation model
- Desensitisation model
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According to the deprivation model, what causes institutional aggression in prisons?
- Subcultural values
- Environmental stressors
- Pre-existing traits
- Genetic predispositions
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Who proposed the importation model of institutional aggression in prisons?
- Dollard and Miller
- Bandura and Walters
- Irwin and Cressey
- Sykes and Matza
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Which famous study supports a situational explanation of institutional aggression in a simulated prison setting?
- Asch's conformity study
- Bobo doll study
- Stanford prison study
- Milgram's obedience study
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Which methodological issue limits Zimbardo's prison study as evidence for situational aggression?
- Low reliability
- Ethical approval
- Small sample size
- Demand characteristics
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Which media effect involves a reduction in emotional response to violence after repeated exposure?
- Cognitive priming
- De-individuation
- Disinhibition
- Desensitisation
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Which media effect involves a lowering of the restraints that normally stop aggression?
- Desensitisation
- Disinhibition
- Frustration
- Cognitive priming
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Which media effect involves aggressive thoughts being made more accessible in memory after exposure to violence?
- Disinhibition
- Cognitive priming
- Desensitisation
- Anonymity
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Why is it difficult to establish causality in correlational video game aggression research?
- Ethical issues
- Sample bias
- Demand characteristics
- Direction of effect
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A prisoner with a violent criminal history continues behaving aggressively inside prison. Which model best explains this?
- Deindividuation model
- Importation model
- Cognitive priming model
- Deprivation model
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What type of factor does the deprivation model focus on when explaining institutional aggression?
- Situational factors
- Genetic factors
- Dispositional factors
- Biological factors
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Research suggests the effect of media violence on real-world aggression is best described as what?
- Small and indirect
- Completely absent
- Large and direct
- Purely deterministic
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A researcher argues that repeated exposure to violent games makes players less shocked by real violence. Which concept does this describe?
- Frustration-aggression
- Cognitive priming
- Innate releasing mechanism
- Desensitisation
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Who identified the five specific deprivations experienced by prisoners that can trigger institutional aggression?
- Albert Bandura
- Irwin and Cressey
- Philip Zimbardo
- Gresham Sykes
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Which concept explains how media violence can cause a child to imitate aggressive behaviours directly?
- Desensitisation
- Catharsis
- Social learning
- Disinhibition
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Which effect of violent media is best described as making violent ideas come to mind more readily?
- Cognitive priming
- Disinhibition
- Institutional deprivation
- Desensitisation
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Finding that prisoners with childhood trauma are more aggressive in prison supports which explanation?
- Dispositional explanation
- Deindividuation explanation
- Frustration-aggression explanation
- Situational explanation
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What term describes reduced physiological arousal to violence caused by repeated exposure to violent media?
- Cognitive priming
- Vicarious reinforcement
- Desensitisation
- Disinhibition
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Which model explains institutional aggression through environmental factors like overcrowding?
- Importation model
- Deprivation model
- Genetic model
- Frustration model
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