Transcription of Chapter 7: Anger and Aggression - Psychological Self-Help ...
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1. Chapter 7: Anger and Aggression Introduction An Overview of Anger Statistics o Definition of terms o Recognizing Anger Hidden Anger passive-aggressiveness How angry are you? o A case of jealous Anger Understanding Anger : Theories and facts o How much hatred is there in the world? The 2002 WHO Report o How do we get so angry? Sternberg's theory o How Anger interacts with other emotions and factors o Are some people just evil ? o The control of emotions Society tries to control meanness with punishment Society doesn't try prevention o Innate, genetic, hormonal and physical factors o The Frustration- Aggression Hypothesis Displacement of Anger My conclusions about catharsis Historical overview: Frustration- Aggression Theory o Social Learning Theory o Aggression and child rearing practices o Self-hatred and self-reports describing Anger o Mental processes that generate Anger / Aggression Disliking people who are different Hating people for "no reason". Pain leads to Aggression o Internal dynamics of Aggression Psychoanalysis Anger -generating thoughts Put-down games & Psychological put-downs Anger , anxiety, guilt, depression, dependency and sex The effects of gender roles and cultural differences Psychological excuses for Aggression ; Anger may pay off Anger in intimate relationships o Marital conflict Dealing with the intimate enemy.
4 Anger and Aggression This chapter will provide (1) signs of anger, (2) theories about how and why aggression develops, and (3) means of preventing or coping with anger (in
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