PDF-Fear Aggression Communication Body Language and Social Relationship

As knowledge about the normal behaviour of cats and their social behaviour has increased over the past decades many beliefs about aggressive behaviours its causes and management have changed Fear. Aggression . Any action that is intended to injure, harm, or inflict pain on another living being or group. Could be physical, or verbal hostility. Eg. . Yelling, road rage, child abuse, war. Frustration . BODY SPEAKS: THE IMPORTANCE OF BODY LANGUAGE. DEFINITION. Silent (non-verbal) . messages.  communicated through the sender's body . movements. , facial expressions, voice . tone. and loudness, etc. In social psychology, all . Historical Foundations and Peer Supports. Philip C. Rodkin. University of Illinois. August 11, 2010. Historical Foundations of Bullying Research. Tragedy & Response. Olweus. and the Stability of Aggression. PHILOSOPHIES OF AGGRESSION. Blood Attraction. Neural Effects. Genetics. BLOOD CHEMISTRY. Marks the nerve system . When tipsy. When testosterone is high. NEURAL ENCOURAGEMENTS. Assists aggression. Affects both wildlife and humans. LARRY E. BANTA MD FAPA. NEUROPSYCHIATRIST. MEDICAL DIRECTOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH. WEST VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER. OBJECTIVES . Review and become familiar with the basic . neuroanatomy. and physiology of aggression . Brain functioning as an explanation of aggression. 1. Lesson objectives. To be able to explain aggression as a human behaviour using the following explanations:. Structure and function of the brain. 2. Pt 1: . March 31, 2014. Aggression. Physical or verbal behavior intended to harm. Distinguish . between:. . Hostile . aggression . Instrumental aggression. What makes us angry?. Instigators of anger?. Penelope Hale. Robert . Trivers. 1917. Sociobiology: the evolutionary theory to social behavior. Many social behaviors have been shaped by natural selection for reproductive success . Feelings and emotions. HEADLINE. Body. text,. body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text, body text. Accidentally injuring someone.. Working tenaciously to try to sell a product to a customer.. Biting someone on the neck.. Swinging a stick at someone but missing.. Hurling insults at someone.. Deliberately failing to prevent harm.. Types of aggression. Physical vs. verbal. Relational (includes ostracism). Direct and indirect. Displaced and Triggered displaced. Active vs. passive. Reactive vs. proactive. Antisocial behavior vs. aggression vs. violence. Social Cognition about Peer Status in Adolescence Dr. Yan Li Department of Psychology DePaul University Peer Relations Peer status Relational aggression (RA) Social cognition about RA Cultural variations CONCEPT. In psychology, the term aggression refers to a range of . behaviours. that can result in both physical and psychological harm to oneself, others, or objects in the environment. This type of . Aggressive-Cue. Social Learning. De-Individualisation. 3.4- Theories of aggression-. Student produced. Instinct Theory . By Rory, Max and Ross . He believed: . W. e all have the potential for aggressive behaviour. .