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    The Effects of Aggression and Video Games in Females Grace Freeman University of Missouri   Introduction Video games have been in existence for over two decades. Much research has been done on the effects that video games have on aggression in males. Aggression in females is an aspect that has not been studied nearly as much. Video games lead to more aggression (Gabbiadini, 2014). Non-violent video games do not show as high levels of aggression as violent video games (Farrar, Krcmar, & Nowak

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    Aggression is a word that we use every day to distinguish the behavior of others and ourselves. We say that people are violent if they scream or hit each other, if they cut off other cars in traffic, or even when they smash their fists on the table in frustration. But other harmful acts, such as the injuries that sports players receive during a rough game or everyone, as aggression might not view the killing of enemy soldiers in a war. Because aggression is so difficult to define, social psychologists

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    According to Bandura, Ross, & Ross (1961) aggression is cause from reward and punishment but yet through modeling and learning the behavior. To prove this, they set up an experiment to test aggression with a bobo doll. The researchers tested 72 children from ages 37 to 69 months with an average age of 52 months. The children were equal in sizes of boy to girl ratio. The children watched both a man and a female interact with the bobo doll. They both interact with the doll violently and non-violently

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    External causes of aggression are more tractable, as far as how much the impact will reflex a person. Ammunition effect is a language for the aggressiveness of people around ammunition. People are far more likely to be aggressive against someone holding a handgun, then a phone. Even when not in instability, debates have shown that people contribute to acknowledge more aggressively while in the same area as a firearm, as disputed to a friendly element. Crowd news is a enormous influence, most greatly

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    Aggression Aggression is any type of behavior that its purpose is to harm another person whom doesn’t wish to be harmed physically and/or emotionally. Aggression is classified as a type of social behavior because it has to involve at least two people. You can see what’s going on in your surroundings, not an emotion that only you can feel. Some types of aggression we see on television or in real life could be a person hitting or cursing at someone, or even spreading rumors behind someone’s back to

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    The Role of Family Relationships in Aggression Aggression is a critical concept in understanding social psychology. Many have defined aggression as a type of behavior that is used to purposely harm someone (Arndt, Greenberg, Landau, & Schmader). In a study conducted in 2016 regarding school crime and safety, it was reported by their principals that nearly 5% of the students have been experiencing moderate to severe discipline issues (Musu-Gilette, Zhang, Wang, Zhang, & Oudekerk, 2017). Since this

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    In Chapter 1, aggression is identified as a social issue in connections amongst individuals and between groups, resulting from the joint influence of the individual attributes of the actors and the situational and societal conditions in which their behavior takes place. (Krahe 2013) In other words, it can be any type of physical or verbal behavior intended toward the goal of harming or destroying an individual. And for that reason, aggression is defined by healthline as “Behavior that can cause physical

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    investigate cardiac coherence as a mediator of the link between exposure to violent video games and subsequent aggression. The authors of this study went off of previous research that demonstrated the effects of violent video games on hormones (Lynch, et al., 1999) and aggression (Anderson et al., 2010), as well as the effects of stressful situations such as crowding and noise on aggression (Bushman and Huesmann, et al., 2010). Here, they tested the hypothesis that violent video games decreased cardiac

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    Psychiatrist, established the expression “micro-aggression” in 1970. According to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary micro-aggression refers to a comment/action that is often unintentionally hostile or demeaning to a minority or marginalized group member (Merriam-Webster). This term was developed by Pierce due to witness of insults toward African-Americans from non-black Americans; In addition three years later Mary Rowe an economist, extended the word to embrace aggression against women. Rowe established “micro-inequities”

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    Most of the time, aggression is acquired through modelling the violence that we observe in our everyday life (Bandura & Walters, 1959). Albert Bandura showed that children learned new aggressive behaviours by observing aggressive models (Bandura, 1973) and that they do not just imitate the specific behaviours that they see, but viewing aggression changes their schemas and their attitudes about aggression. A child witnessing their parent acting aggressively towards another person will not only increase

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