Discuss the role played by arousal and affect in aggression. ...

[EAugust]

Discuss the role played by arousal and affect in aggression.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Groups with which an individual feels a sense of membership, belonging, and identity are called ____, and groups with which an individual does not feel a sense of membership, belonging, or identity are called ____.
 
  a. in groups out groups
  b. social categories group biases
  c. implicit categories explicit categories
  d. self-groups social-groups

[diesoon]

Answer to Question 1

Independently, both negative affect and high arousal tend to increase aggression. But in
combination, arousal and affect can lead to either more or less aggression. For
example, among people who are experiencing negative affect, those who are highly
aroused are particularly likely to be aggressive. High arousal also tends to increase
aggression among people who are experiencing neutral affect. Among people who are
experiencing positive affect, however, high arousal can either increase aggression
(through excitation transfer) or decrease aggression (given the incompatibility of strong
positive feelings and unpleasant angry feelings).

Answer to Question 2

a

[EAugust]

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[dyrone]

Excellent