sp - agression

Question 1

what is agression

Answer 1

any form of behaviour directed towards the goal of harming or injuring another living being who is motivated to avoid such treatment

Question 2

is agression an emotion or a behvaiour

Answer 2

behaviour

Question 3

is agression intentional or accidental

Answer 3

intentional

Question 4

what are the three types of agression

Answer 4

• hostile
• intrumental
• assertive

Question 5

what is hostile aggression

Answer 5

primary intetion to harm another person, inflicted with anger. outside the rules of the sport

Question 6

what is intrumental aggression

Answer 6

agressive behavior clearly likley to cause harm, but intention to acheive a different aim. outside the rules

Question 7

what is assertive behaviour

Answer 7

does no involve intention to harm, use of legitamate force. within the rules

Question 8

what is the acronym for remembering the theories of aggression

Answer 8

ASIF

Question 9

what does ASIF stand for

Answer 9

Assessive cue hypothesis
Social learning theory
instinct theory
Frustration aggression theory

Question 10

what is the instinct theory

Answer 10

aggressivenes is an innate characteristic

it is vital that pent up agression is released in a respectable way e.g. sport acts as a catharsis

Question 11

what is the soical learning theory

Answer 11

agression is learned by observing others. Non agressive behaviours can also be learned

Question 12

what is the frustration aggression theory

Answer 12

frustration leads to aggression

frustration could be vlocking a goal oriented behaviour which would lead to an aggressive tackle on that player

Question 13

what is the aggressive cues hypothesis

Answer 13

frustration leas to readiness for aggressive behaviour but it is not a drive that must be satisfied and instead an emotion

people are only aggressive if it is a learned response

cues such as coach encouraging aggressiveness or praise from teammates to be aggressive increases change of agressive

Question 14

what are 5 factors that can increase aggressive acts

Answer 14

• poor oficials
• temperature
• being subbed
• local rivalry
• frustration agression

Question 15

what 5 stratagies can an offical use to reduce aggression

Answer 15

• apply rules correctky, consistantly and unbiasedly
• punish agressive behaviours
• be consistent with punishments
• give appropriate punishments
• use authority and control

Question 16

what 10 things can a coach impliment to reduce aggresion

Answer 16

• relaxation techniques
• reinforce good behaviour
• punish aggressive behaviour
• remove from situation
• encourage non-agressive role models
• encourage group responsibility
• use appropriate goal setting
• develop fitness levels
• reduce importance of event
• promote fair play