PPT-Aggression and Rejection

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. Kyle . Kollstedt. & Michael Sterling. Video Game Statistics. 98.7% of adolescents play video games to some extent (Ferguson, John, 2007). Violent video . games . seem to be the most popular (Buchman & Funk, 1996). 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 . “Sticks and Stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.”. A psychological and emotional form of abuse.. Known as social bullying and Girl Bullying.. Behavior that uses the power of relationships to hurt other people. . 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. A01. 1. 2. Essentially the argument is. Neural. Brain abnormalities. Hormonal. High levels of . testosterone. . . ..... are associated with aggression. 3. Hormones & agrression. What is a hormone?. By Jon Sinn. www.Sinnsofattraction.com. In our last video . In video # 1 I introduced you to the idea of sexual triggers and also went over the 6 types of triggers and the mindset you need in order to get the best possible results from this course.. Where’s My Group. You will be given a piece of paper with a saying on it.. Your job is to find anyone else in the classroom that may have the same saying on your piece of paper. . But this must be done without talking!. 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.. P -values & Rejection Region Tests for a z -test for μ (Large Sample) n > 30 P -values & Rejection Region Tests for a t -test for μ (Small Sample) n < 30 Identify H 0 and H a Identify H Common E-Page 1Rev 6/4/2018Minnesota Appellate CourtsCommon E-Filing Rejection Reasons and SolutionsThis table details possible solutions to avoid or resubmit rejections If an e-filing is rejected the Stephanie . Godleski. , Ph.D.. Department of Psychology. Rochester Institute of Technology. Outline. Aggression . Forms of aggression. Developmental pathways and outcomes. Risk Factors. Hostility and emotion regulation. Ann D. Collier, Ph.D.. Psychology Department. Northern Arizona University. Bullying. typically refers to direct aggression, or an overt physical act or assault. Relational Aggression (social aggression) .