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Psychology 301 Social Psychology Lecture 10, Oct 2, 2008

Psychology 301 Social Psychology Lecture 10, Oct 2, 2008. Aggression Instructor: Cherisse Seaton. Theoretical perspectives Evolutionary theory The (other) determinants of aggression: Personality Situational. Overview. Readings for this section. Aronson et al. Chapter 11.

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Making Inferences about Causality

Watching violent TV. Acting violent. Making Inferences about Causality. In general, children who watch violent television programs tend to behave more aggressively toward their peers and siblings. Question: Can we assume a causal relationship between these two variables?. +.

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The Dynamics of Mass Communication

The Dynamics of Mass Communication. Seventh Edition. Joseph R. Dominick. Part 5 Regulating the Mass Media Industry. Chapter 18 Social Effects of Mass Communication.

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DOES TELEVISION VIOLENCE CAUSE AGGRESSION? '

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THE DYNAMICS OF MASS COMMUNCATION Joseph R. Dominick University of Georgia--Athens

THE DYNAMICS OF MASS COMMUNCATION Joseph R. Dominick University of Georgia--Athens. Impact of the Media. Chapter 18. Social Effects of Mass Communication. Investigating Mass Communication Effects Effects on Knowledge and Attitudes Media Effects on Behavior: A Short History

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Making Inferences about Causality

Watching violent TV. Acting violent. Making Inferences about Causality. In general, children who watch violent television programs tend to behave more aggressively toward their peers and siblings. Question: Can we assume a causal relationship between these two variables?. +.

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Teaching, learning and psychology

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