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Which ethical framework prioritizes the greatest good for the greatest number of people?
Which critique is associated with the utilitarian ethical framework?
Which ethical framework focuses on duty and the idea that certain actions are inherently right or wrong?
Which critique is associated with deontological ethics?
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Which ethical framework suggests that ethical behavior should come from developing good character traits or virtues?
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Which of the following is an example of a modern ethical theory mentioned in the text?
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What is the concept of global citizenship primarily concerned with?
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What are the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) introduced in 2015?
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Which ethical thinking approach requires individuals to consider the broader implications of their actions?
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What are the crucial ethical considerations in research mentioned in the text?
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Which theory suggests that repeated patterns of behavior become scripts that people follow when triggered?
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According to the text, which theory proposes that aggression is instinctual and hardwired?
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What is the peak age for physical aggression according to longitudinal studies?
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According to the text, which psychological phenomenon is linked to aggression and may have evolutionary roots?
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Which biological approach suggests that 16-17 genes are linked to aggressive behavior?
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According to the text, what is the definition of ethics?
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What is the main focus of normative ethics?
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What is the significance of considering our actions' impact on people and the environment?
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What is the distinction between ethics and facts, as mentioned in the text?
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Which quote emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, according to the text?
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Which of the following is NOT a potential risk in psychological experiments?
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What is one of the principles of ethical research mentioned in the text?
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Why is it important for students studying business and economics to understand business ethics?
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What potential opportunities can arise from maintaining an ethical attitude and professionalism during placements?
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What is an example of an ethical challenge mentioned in the text?
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Which statement is true about aggression and personality disorders?
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What is the relationship between aggression and testosterone levels?
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Which factor can reduce aggression?
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What did early research on aggression focus on?
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Which theory suggests that aggression can be learned through observation and reinforcement?
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Study Notes
Understanding Aggression in Psychology
- Integrative thinking is necessary to understand the whole person in psychology.
- Aggression is defined as any behavior directed towards another person with the intent to cause harm.
- Violence is the extreme end of aggression.
- Early research on aggression was done in animals, and aggression in animals varies among species.
- Aggression is a key feature in various personality disorders, such as antisocial personality disorder.
- Aggression can be learned through observation and reinforcement, according to the social learning theory.
- Aggression is common in children, especially in early childhood, and can be influenced by parenting styles and peer rejection.
- Aggression is linked to testosterone levels and serotonin levels in both men and women.
- Aggression can be influenced by genetic factors and the interaction of hormonal and neural factors.
- Aggression is often seen in criminal behavior, such as domestic violence.
- Aggression can be reduced through interventions such as anger management programs and cognitive-behavioral therapy.
- Environmental factors, such as crowding and noise, can lead to increased aggression, while natural environments can help reduce aggression.
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Test your knowledge on understanding aggression in psychology with this quiz! Explore topics such as the definition of aggression, its connection to personality disorders, the role of social learning, genetic and hormonal factors, and the influence of environmental factors. Discover how aggression can be observed in various contexts, from animals to criminal behavior, and learn about interventions to reduce aggression.
