The emotional state associated with feeling injured or offended; desire to threaten or hurt the person who offended you.
Cognitive-Neoassociationistic (CNA) Model of Anger Generation
Theory that anger and reactive aggression are enhanced by any unpleasant event or aversive condition.
(Principle of sympathetic magic)--the idea of "once in contact, always in contact."
Emotional reaction to a violation of community standards.
Emotional response to an object that threatens your physical purity, such as feces, rotting food, or unclean animals.
Proposal that anything that interferes with one's ability to obtain some expected gratification leads to aggressive behavior.
Harmful bx motivated by anger and the events that preceded it.
Harmful/threatening bx used purely as away to obtain something or to achieve some end.
Experience relating to violations of right and wrong.
Ability of ppl to overcome effects of extremely unfavorable environments
(As another principle of sympathetic magic)--idea that if something looks similar, we treat it similarly.
Temporary experience; in the context of emotion, the experience of emotion in the present moment.
Steroid hormone more common in males than females; important for male sex-related bxs.
Themed dot-probe task
Two words (one might be aggressive) flash briefly on screen, one above other. Dot appears in same position as one of them. Person must press key as quickly as possible to indicate whether dot appeared upper/lower.
Long-term characteristic of a person; in emotional context, one's overall freq. and/or intensity of certain emotional states.
Visual search task
Task in which a target word appears briefly in center of screen, surrounded by three other words. Target word and three new words appear; task is to locate target word.
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