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Introduction to Social Psychology - Chapter 10: Aggression

Instructor Matthew Poole leads you through and Introduction to Social Psychology - Chapter 10: Aggression In this episode of 'Introduction to Social Psychology,' Matthew Poole from Northeast State Community College explores the intricate topic of aggression as covered in Chapter 10. The episode provides an in-depth examination of aggression's definition, its evolutionary and biological underpinnings, and the influence of external factors like alcohol and heat. It also discusses key theories and studies by researchers such as Edward Thorndike and Albert Bandura, focusing on how aggression is learned, modeled, and influenced by factors like media violence, social situations, and cultural attitudes. Strategies for managing aggression, including catharsis and social learning, are also highlighted, making this video a comprehensive resource for understanding aggressive behavior. 00:00 Introduction to Social Psychology 00:11 Defining Aggression 01:23 Evolutionary Perspectives on Aggression 02:30 Biological Influences on Aggression 02:56 Hormonal Effects on Aggression 03:27 Serotonin and Aggression Study 05:03 Alcohol and Aggression 06:13 Environmental Factors: Heat and Pain 07:10 Managing Negative Emotions and Aggression 07:35 Exploring Catharsis: Can Aggression Be Released Harmlessly? 08:43 The Myth of Catharsis: Why Venting Doesn't Work 09:26 Social Learning and Aggression: The Role of Reinforcement 10:08 Aggression in Children: The Impact of Modeling 11:34 Media Violence: The Link to Aggressive Behavior 12:27 Individual Differences in Aggression: Personality and Perception 13:48 Gender Differences in Aggression: Nature vs. Nurture 15:18 Conclusion: Wrapping Up Chapter 10