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Aggression And Violence By Heba Essawy Prof. Psychiatry

Psychology Of Aggression

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Aggression And ViolenceBy Heba EssawyProf. Psychiatry

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Definition Aggression refers to behavior between

members that is : Can be phycical or emotional. Intended to cause pain or harm. People can avoid such treatment or

may fight back.

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Violence and Excitement Violence : Aggression by force.- Formed of destructive behavior that can

endanger life or produce adverse effects on victims .

Excitement : ↑ psychomotor activity in psychiatric problem.

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Forms Of Aggression Aggresion has a defensive behavior is

not normally considered "aggression.“ Forms of aggression: ** Physical. **Mental. **Verbal.

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Situation Producing Aggression

Toxic and organic state (Substance abuse ).

Developmental Disability. Florid Psychosis. Conduct Disorder. Psychological Stress.

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Predictors Of Aggression Enjoy in watching or inflicting harm. Self View as Victim. Childhood Deprivation. Early Loss of parents. Prior Violent Act. Fire Setting , cruelty to animals.

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MODELS OF AGGRESSION Biological Basis of Aggression Anatomical. Biological. chromosomal Psychological Psychoanalytical Humanistic Social Learning theory

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Biological Basis of Aggression

A) Anatomical Basis ( Neural Substrates): - Limbic System. - Amygdala. - Temporal Lobe. - Hypothalamus. - RAS. - Cerebral Cortex( modulate agg.

Behavior).

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LIMBIC SYSTEM MODELCORTEX

↓RAS↓↓

Hippocampus Amygdala for

For relaxation fight▼ ▼

Hypothalamus

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Neurotransmitters ♦ 5HT → Impulsive Bebavior.

♦NE → Arousal

♦DA→ Psychomotor agitation.

♦GABA → Disinhibition

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Neuroendocrinal

♦Estrogen → ↓aggression in Receptive period.

♦Progesterone → Increase aggression. ♦Prolactin → Increase aggression( birds). ♦ ACTH → Modulate aggression.

♦Testosterone → Increase aggressive.

♦Thyroid Hormones→ Increase aggression

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Psychological Model

1- Psychoanalytic Theory 2- Humanistic theory. 3-Social Learning Theory.

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Psychoanalytic Theories Aggression as an instinctive behavior ♦ Freudian: * Human behavior stemmed

from interplay between two basic Instincts:

►Eros ( life , sex, reproduction).

► Thanatos( Death ,

aggression).

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Psychoanalytic Theories Aggression developed during : _ Oral Phase : pleasure of bitting . _ Fixation Of Instincts(enforce toilet

training) : _ Impaired superego.

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Psychoanalytic Theories Impaired mother child relationship: _ punitive Parents. _ Sex Difference. _ Socio – economic Factors.Comments: * Catharsis: discharge of Thanatos. * Aggression is inevitable, Innate .

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Psychoanalytic Theories Lorenz s view - Fighting Instincts during evolution

to Protect Human territory. - Direct Behavior → Creativity &

mastering. - Love & friendship can block

aggression. ♣optimistic, can be rechallenged to

non injurious acts as love, friendship

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Psychoanalytic Theories Addller s View: - Striving for Superiority. - perfection. Mc Dougall s View :( instinct) - replace physical aggression to

sarcastic smiles, Polished insulting words.

* If fails , individual regerss to primitive way of behavior.

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Humanistic Theory Aggression is

1-A Product Of Frustration

2- resulting of blocking goal in life .

SO, Frustration → arousal of drive → Harming persons or objects.

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Humanistic Theory

Basic Concepts ( Drive theory ) - Is elicited drive depends on external factors as pain humiliation loss of faith

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Humanistic Theory2- Frustration – Aggression theory

**Arise from deprivation from basic human needs (Maslow).

- To Control : Accepting environment.

Fulfill basic needs. NO humiliation.

→→ AGGRESSION is evitable through satisfaction of basic needs.

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Social learning Theory Albert Bandura s View: - Learned behavior . - Reinforced by rewards. - Not born with repertoire of

aggression - Acquired through past experience .

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Determinants of aggression SOCIAL DETERMINANTS Frustration Direct Provocation Media Violence Environmental Determinants.

Situational Determinants.

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Social determinants

Media Violence: Disinhibition . Desensitization. Arousal of Aggressive feeling. Encouragement Of Risk Taking. ↑ exposure to violent material will ↑violent

fantasies.

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Television Violence

Has a short – term stimulation effect on aggressive behavior.

Portrays the world as a more hostile place.

Justified Violence. Cues aggressive ideas in children.

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Social Determinants Relies on :1. Role Modeling .2. Identification.3. Human Interaction. Learned By : * Imitation. * Reinforced

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Enviromental Determinants Air Pollution: *Exposure to noxious odors . * Chemical plants. Noise. Crowding . Heat.

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Situational Determinants Heightened Physiological Arousal: - Stress. - Anxiety. - Participation in Competitive Activities. - Vigorous Exercise. - Exposure to Pain .

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Prevention & Control Of Aggression

Punishment. Catharsis. Social Skill Training. Induction Of Incompatible Behavior:1. Empathy.2. Humor.3. Cognitive Task

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Pharmacotherapy

- Drugs promote Serotonin. - Drugs block dopamine (↓drive & motivation for

aggression). - Antiepileptic (↓Kindling). - Mood stabilizer( Lithium ). - Hormonal treatment. - Psychosurgery

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THANK S

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CONTROL OF AGGRESSION

1- OPTIMISTIC VIEW: * Behavioral Therapy * Behavioral Cognetive Therapy.

2- Pessimistic view: * Observational. * Disinhibition . * Desensitization.

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How aggression begins ? Conditions producing aggressive

impulses. Person have violent thoughts or

fantasies. If loose control, thoughts become acts.

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COGNITIVE THEORY - Obtaining , organizing and using

intellectual knowledge . - Mental operation & store bits in memory

to be retrived. - relies on understanding. - Understanding the connection between

cause and effect.

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Situational Factors Sexual Arousal: * Depend on the erotic material . * Erotica are mild → Aggression is

low. * If Explicit ----------→ Aggression is

high. Pain: *Arouse agg. Drive. * Aggression to any target.

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DEFINITION♣ Forms of Aggression : ∂. Tendency to be physically

assaultive : violence & force. ∂. Indirect expressed hostility. ∂. Verbally expressed anger. ∂. Humors. ∂. Rumors.

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THANK s

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Chromosomal Abnormalities Twin Studies

Chromosomal influence.

In inborn error in metabolism.

Genetically determined diseases.

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SOCIAL DETERMINANTS

Frustration: Aggression Always stems from frustration.

Direct Provocation:

- Physical or Verbal Abuse. once begins Unsetting pattern of

Escalation.

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Defensive mechanism.

Projection . Narcissism. Repression. Introjection . Displacement.

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Can We Predict Aggression ? Personal Factor :

Frequent Threats. Access to instrument Of Violence. Chronic Anger and Hostility .