AGGRESSION
THEORIES OF
AGGRESSION
Biological
theories
Social
theories
Cathartic
hypothesis
Cue
arousal
theory
Frustration-
aggression
hypothesis
Excitation
transfer theory
Social learning
theory
Cognitive neo-
associationalist
model
Psychodynamic
theory
Ethological
theory
Evolutionary
approach
AGGRESSION
PERSON-
CENTRED
Type A
personality
Gender
Personality
Alcohol
DETERMINANTS
Agreeableness
Self-
esteem
AGGRESSION
Physical
environment
Relative
deprivation
SITUATION-
CENTRED
DETERMINANTS
Heat
Crowding
Noise
Cultural
differences
Cross-cultural
differences
Subculture of
violence
AGGRESSION
Terrorism
Sexual
aggression
Domestic
violence
FORMS OF
AGGRESSION
AGGRESSION
THEORIES OF
AGGRESSION
Biological
theories
Social
theories
PERSON-
CENTRED
Cathartic
hypothesis
Cue arousal
theory
Type A
personality
Physical
environment
Relative
deprivation
Gender
Personality
Terrorism
Alcohol
Sexual
aggression
Domestic
violence
SITUATION-
CENTRED
DETERMINANTS
Agreeableness
Heat
Crowding Noise
Frustration-
aggression
hypothesis
Excitation
transfer theory
Social learning
theory
Cognitive neo-
associationalist
model
Psychodynamic
theory
Ethological
theory
Evolutionary
approach
Cultural
differences
Cross-cultural
differences
Subculture of
violence
Self-
esteem
FORMS OF
AGGRESSION
DISINHIBITION Dehumanisation
Deindividuation
Delegitimisation
Collective
aggression