Aggression & Appeasement Path to WWII:. JAPANESE AGGRESSION.
Introduction to aggression A2
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Aggressio n Mrs Jan
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Transcript of Introduction to aggression A2
Aggression
Mrs Jan
Aggression
Today we will consider…
1) How can aggression be defined?
2) Are there different types of aggression?
3) What kinds of factors are argued to cause aggression?
Aggression
TASK: Let’s Get Creative!
On your worksheet draw a picture or diagram representing ‘aggression.’
Don’t show it to anyone else. Do it on your own.
You are allowed to use a maximum of three words to summarise your image if you wish to.
When you’ve finished fold your paper in half and put it under your seat.
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Aggression
TASK: Picture Perfect
3 Minutes
In pairs, consider the photo you have been given. Discuss and consider…
1) Which picture is showing the most aggression? Why?
Write your names on the back and stick it on the board.
2) What is motivating the aggression in the pictures?
3) “What happens when good people are put into an evil place? Do they triumph or does the situation dominate their past history and morality?”
Aggression
What is Aggression?
“An act carried out with the intention to harm another
person”
Hitting Name
Calling
Refusing to shake hands
Ignore/ Don’t Say Hello
Physical Verbal
Active
Passive
Aggression
What is Aggression?
There are two types depending on the motives behind the aggression…
Hostile
Affective or emotional aggression. Driven by anger and by the desire to get even.Characterised by extreme rage. Examples?
Instrumental Pre meditated, emotionally detached. Serves as a means to an end, usually to solve a problem or gain reward. Examples?
Aggression
What is Aggression? Zimbardo…
“What happens when good people are put into an evil place? Do they triumph or
does the situation dominate their past history and
morality?”
Aggression
TASK: The Complete Picture
You have one more minute to complete your original image.
Think about what you can change or add to make it a complete (more accurate) picture of
aggression.
Use a different colour if possible to highlight what you’ve changed/added.
Be prepared to show your image to the rest of the class and explain what you have changed and why!
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