Question 1

An arena that promotes athletic events as family affairs and bans the use of alcoholic beverages is using which method to curb aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  educational interventions 
B)  behaviour modification 
C)  changing the sport environment 
D)  punishment and encouragement 
E)  all of the above 
A)  educational interventions 
B)  behaviour modification 
C)  changing the sport environment 
D)  punishment and encouragement 
E)  all of the above

Question 2

Fan identification refers to the extent to which fans feel psychologically connected to a team and may be one reason that fans behave aggressively at sporting events.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  frequency of competition 
B)  point differential 
C)  retaliation motives 
D)  cohesion 
E)  individual role 
A)  frequency of competition 
B)  point differential 
C)  retaliation motives 
D)  cohesion 
E)  individual role

Question 4

Which of the following is a consequence of aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  individual's role 
B)  group norms 
C)  collective efficacy 
D)  group cohesion 
E)  injury 
A)  individual's role 
B)  group norms 
C)  collective efficacy 
D)  group cohesion 
E)  injury

Question 5

A rugby player who has been tackled high and hard and punches his opponent in retaliation would be subscribing to which theory of aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  Social Learning 
B)  Moral Disengagement 
C)  Frustration-Aggression 
D)  Psychodynamic 
E)  Physiological 
A)  Social Learning 
B)  Moral Disengagement 
C)  Frustration-Aggression 
D)  Psychodynamic 
E)  Physiological

Question 6

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  competitive situations 
B)  frequency of competition 
C)  home-field advantage 
D)  point differentials 
E)  gender 
A)  competitive situations 
B)  frequency of competition 
C)  home-field advantage 
D)  point differentials 
E)  gender

Question 7

When athletes describe their opponents as "goons" and "beasts," this is an example of advantageous comparisons in moral disengagement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

List and briefly explain four group factors that influence aggression using sporting examples.

Accepted Answer

1. Individual roles and aggression. Indi

Question 9

Teaching a football player to develop coping strategies to change aggressive tendencies is using which method to curb aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  educational interventions 
B)  behaviour modification 
C)  changing the sport environment 
D)  punishment and encouragement 
E)  all of the above 
A)  educational interventions 
B)  behaviour modification 
C)  changing the sport environment 
D)  punishment and encouragement 
E)  all of the above

Question 10

Engaging in dangerous activities with the belief that participation in such acts will strengthen team bonds, or for rookies it will show their dedication and commitment to the team best explains which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  aggressive behaviours 
B)  hazing 
C)  assertive behaviours 
D)  bullying 
E)  catharsis 
A)  aggressive behaviours 
B)  hazing 
C)  assertive behaviours 
D)  bullying 
E)  catharsis

Question 11

List three situational factors that influence aggression.

Accepted Answer

1. Frequency of comp

Question 12

A task-oriented athlete tends to perceive success as a function of outdoing others, and is more likely to break the rules.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A hockey player who is designated to the specific role as the "enforcer" would be explained by which factor that influences aggression?

Accepted Answer

A)  personal 
B)  situational 
C)  group 
D)  interactional 
E)  social 
A)  personal 
B)  situational 
C)  group 
D)  interactional 
E)  social

Question 14

The number of times competitors meet may have an impact on the amount of aggressive behaviour demonstrated in these matches.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

An arena that promotes athletic events as family affairs and bans the use of alcoholic beverages is using which method to curb aggression?

Fan identification refers to the extent to which fans feel psychologically connected to a team and may be one reason that fans behave aggressively at sporting events.

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences aggression?

Which of the following is a consequence of aggression?

A rugby player who has been tackled high and hard and punches his opponent in retaliation would be subscribing to which theory of aggression?

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences aggression?

When athletes describe their opponents as "goons" and "beasts," this is an example of advantageous comparisons in moral disengagement.

List and briefly explain four group factors that influence aggression using sporting examples.

Teaching a football player to develop coping strategies to change aggressive tendencies is using which method to curb aggression?

Engaging in dangerous activities with the belief that participation in such acts will strengthen team bonds, or for rookies it will show their dedication and commitment to the team best explains which of the following?

List three situational factors that influence aggression.

A task-oriented athlete tends to perceive success as a function of outdoing others, and is more likely to break the rules.

A hockey player who is designated to the specific role as the "enforcer" would be explained by which factor that influences aggression?

The number of times competitors meet may have an impact on the amount of aggressive behaviour demonstrated in these matches.

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Exam 6: Aggression and Moral Behaviour in Sport

An arena that promotes athletic events as family affairs and bans the use of alcoholic beverages is using which method to curb aggression?

Fan identification refers to the extent to which fans feel psychologically connected to a team and may be one reason that fans behave aggressively at sporting events.

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences aggression?

Which of the following is a consequence of aggression?

A rugby player who has been tackled high and hard and punches his opponent in retaliation would be subscribing to which theory of aggression?

Which of the following is a personal factor that influences aggression?

When athletes describe their opponents as "goons" and "beasts," this is an example of advantageous comparisons in moral disengagement.

List and briefly explain four group factors that influence aggression using sporting examples.

Teaching a football player to develop coping strategies to change aggressive tendencies is using which method to curb aggression?

Engaging in dangerous activities with the belief that participation in such acts will strengthen team bonds, or for rookies it will show their dedication and commitment to the team best explains which of the following?

List three situational factors that influence aggression.

A task-oriented athlete tends to perceive success as a function of outdoing others, and is more likely to break the rules.

A hockey player who is designated to the specific role as the "enforcer" would be explained by which factor that influences aggression?

The number of times competitors meet may have an impact on the amount of aggressive behaviour demonstrated in these matches.

Introducing Sport and Exercise Psychology

Personality in Sport and Exercise

Motivation and Behavioural Change

Stress, Emotion, and Coping in Sport and Exercise

Anxiety in Sport and Exercise

Sport Psychology Interventions

Leadership in Sport and Exercise

Group Cohesion in Sport and Exercise

Youth Involvement and Positive Development in Sport

Coaching Psychology

Aging and Involvement in Sport and Physical Activity

Physical Activity and Mental Health

Body Image in Sport and Exercise

Physical Activity Interventions

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