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A level Physical Education (Sports Psychology) Quiz on Aggression, created by Wesley Spearman on 29/11/2017.
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Question 1

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Aggression is the intent to harm outside the rules; hostile behaviour
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 2

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Assertion is...
Answer
  • Controlled
  • Well motivated
  • Generally within the rules
  • Goal-directed
  • Not intended to harm
  • The intention to harm
  • Outside the rules
  • Reactive
  • Out of control
  • Deliberate and hostile

Question 3

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Instrumental aggression is the intention to harm but it is within the rules
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 4

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Instinct theory states...
Answer
  • All performers are born with an aggressive instinct that will surface with enough provocation
  • Aggression is a learnt reaction
  • Aggression is inevitable when goals are blocked and the performer becomes frustrated
  • Aggression occurs when a cue for aggression is presented

Question 5

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Catharsis is a feeling of anger and frustration just before committing an aggressive act
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 6

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What are the problems with instinct theory?
Answer
  • Not all aggression is reactive
  • Rather than experiencing catharsis, some players increase their aggression during play and after play
  • In terms of evolution, not all humans were aggressive
  • Aggression is not a learnt reaction
  • Self-punishment will occur if unable to release aggression
  • If unable to release aggression, the frustration will continue to build up until the player is able to seek revenge

Question 7

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Frustration-aggression hypothesis states...
Answer
  • Aggression is inevitable when goals are blocked and the performer becomes frustrated
  • All performers are born with an aggressive instinct that will surface with enough provocation
  • Aggression is a learnt reaction
  • Aggression occurs when a cue for aggression is presented

Question 8

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Aggressive cue theory states...
Answer
  • Aggression occurs when a cue for aggression is presented
  • Aggression is a learnt reaction
  • Aggression is inevitable when goals are blocked and the performer becomes frustrated
  • All performers are born with an aggressive instinct that will surface with enough provocation

Question 9

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In aggressive cue theory, an act of aggression is guarenteed
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 10

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Social learning theory states...
Answer
  • Aggression is a learnt reaction
  • All performers are born with an aggressive instinct that will surface with enough provocation
  • Aggression is inevitable when goals are blocked and the performer becomes frustrated
  • Aggression occurs when a cue for aggression is presented

Question 11

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If we see a role model be aggressive, we are more likely to copy their aggression
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 12

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In what ways might a coach prevent aggression?
Answer
  • Not reinforcing aggressive acts in training
  • Punish aggression with fines
  • Set non-aggressive goals
  • Punish players by sending them off
  • Substitute an aggressive player or remove them from the situation
  • Reinforce non-aggression e.g. using fair play awards
  • Talk to players to calm them down
  • Promote peer-group pressure within the team
  • Apply rules consistently and fairly
  • Channel aggression into assertion

Question 13

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In what ways might a player prevent aggression?
Answer
  • Walk away from the situation
  • Promote peer-group aggression within the team
  • Use mental rehearsal or relaxation to lower arousal
  • Point out responsibilities in the team
  • Point out non-aggressive role models
  • Apply sanctions immediately
  • Talk to players to calm them down
  • Apply rules consistently and fairly
  • Channel aggression into assertion
  • Punish aggression with fines

Question 14

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In what ways might an official prevent aggression?
Answer
  • Punish players by sending them off
  • Apply the rules consistently and fairly
  • Apply sanctions immediately
  • Punish aggression using fines
  • Substitute an aggressive player or remove them from the situation
  • Channel aggression into assertion
  • Walk away from the situation
  • Use mental rehearsal or relaxation to lower arousal
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