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PSYCHOLOGY Assignment On Aggression

The document defines aggression as behaviors that can harm people or objects physically or psychologically. It discusses two main types of aggression: impulsive aggression driven by strong emotions in the moment, and instrumental aggression intended to achieve a goal. Forms of aggression include bullying, violence, hostility, and property destruction. Aggression can negatively impact health and relationships by causing inflammation and being associated with mental health issues. Factors contributing to aggression include frustrations, social learning, illness, genetics, and personal problems. The document provides tips for dealing with aggression such as finding its source, relaxation, avoiding grudges, and seeking help.

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PSYCHOLOGY Assignment On Aggression

The document defines aggression as behaviors that can harm people or objects physically or psychologically. It discusses two main types of aggression: impulsive aggression driven by strong emotions in the moment, and instrumental aggression intended to achieve a goal. Forms of aggression include bullying, violence, hostility, and property destruction. Aggression can negatively impact health and relationships by causing inflammation and being associated with mental health issues. Factors contributing to aggression include frustrations, social learning, illness, genetics, and personal problems. The document provides tips for dealing with aggression such as finding its source, relaxation, avoiding grudges, and seeking help.

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AGGRESSION

KUNWAR RAJ(A8111120136)
Vansh Deep Singh (A8111120143)
Ayush Verma (A8111120113)
Aggression

In Psychology, the term "aggression" refers to a range


of behaviors that can result in both physical and
psychological harm to yourself, others, or objects in
the environment. Aggression centers on hurting
another person either physically or mentally. While
we all may feel aggressive on occasion, when
aggression becomes pervasive or extreme, it may be
a sign of an underlying mental health condition, a
substance use disorder, or another medical issue.

Types of Aggression

Psychologists divide aggression into two main types:


1. ImpulsiveA.lso known as affective or reactive aggression, impulsive
aggression is characterized by strong emotions. This form of
aggression is not planned and often takes place in the heat of the
moment. Aggression
A.lso known as affective or reactive aggression, impulsive
aggression is characterized by strong emotions. This form of
aggression is not planned and often takes place in the heat of
the moment.
2.Instrumental Aggression
Also known as predatory aggression, instrumental aggression is marked by behaviors
that are intended to achieve a larger goal. Instrumental aggression is often
carefully planned and usually exists as a means to an end. Hurting another
person in a robbery is an example of this type of aggression.
Forms of Aggressive Behaviour

 Bullying
 physical violence
 verbal hostility
 Nonverbal intimidation
 destruction of property
Impact of Aggression

Aggression can affect your health and relationships. Research suggests that there
is a link between anger and chronic inflammation, which can cause secondary
health problems like cardiovascular issues. Anger and aggression are also
associated with mental health conditions.
Factors contribute to Aggressive
Behaviour
 Drive /Psychological frustrations
 Social learning
 Deindividuation
 Physiological illness and Temperament
 Genetically influenced
 Personal problems
How to deal with Aggression?

 Find the source of aggression


 Think before speak
 Take steps to avoid repeat behaviour
 Seek professional help
 Group Therapy
 Practice relaxation skills
 Don’t hold grudge
 Know when to seek help
Conclusion

Violence and aggression are a part of being human. By understanding where our
desire to inflict pain comes from we can have insights into controlling our
aggressive and violent tendencies. Although through research it has been
identified that violence in TV can cause violence in real life, biological,
cultural and physiological factors play some role in people displaying
aggression in real life. Aggressive behavior needs to be identified, analyzed,
and dealt with constructively. If you don’t focus on treating your aggressive
behavior, it can evolve into a persistent violent outbreak.

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