Description
Everyone gets fed-up or short-tempered from time to time, but why are some people prone to outbursts of violent behaviour? Where does aggression come from and how is it connected to our psychological and emotional behaviour? Why does aggression suddenly flare up, creating havoc all around and how are some people able to manage their aggression, when others seem so trigger-happy and are not?
With new insights, in-depth explanations and discussion from neuroscience and depth psychology, you will examine the evolutionary origins and behavioural manifestations of male and female aggression, gaining a unique opportunity to fully explore this explosive human trait. Beginning in child development, you will learn about the age that aggression manifests, how our psychological and emotional behaviour is linked with hormonal influences, powerful subconscious impulses, and the role of socio-economic factors and cognitive priming in aggressive behaviour. From analytical observations of ‘group mind’ and case studies in forensic psychology, this module provides an excellent overview and analysis of the root cause of aggression, with strategies for management and reduction.
In this Class you will;
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- Understand the Causes of Male and Female Aggression: Gender differences and contributing factors in aggressive behaviour
- Explore Childhood Development, Early Influences & Conditioning: How early experiences and conditioning shape aggressive tendencies
- Examine the Correlation of Hormones, Libido & Psychopathology: The relationship between hormones, sex drive and aggression
- Understand Evolutionary Psychology & Animal Brain: Evolutionary perspectives on the origins of aggression and animal behaviour
- Advance Knowledge of Predator Behaviour & Precursors That Underpin Outbursts: Recognising early warning signs and patterns of aggressive behaviour
- Explore Biological Theories, the Limbic System & Brain Anatomy: The biological and neurological basis of aggression
- Learn About Emotional Coding, Memory & the Amygdala: How emotional experiences and memory influence aggressive behaviour
- Examine Aggression Towards Others and the Self: Understanding both interpersonal and self-directed aggression
- Uncover Unconscious Bipolar Motives & Instinctual Impulses: The hidden psychological and instinctual drivers of aggression
- Investigate Frustration-Aggression Models & Triggers of Outbursts: The relationship between frustration, triggers and aggressive outbursts
Class Details & Format;
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- Audio Format: Recording of a live class, capturing real-time insights and expert commentary (Duration: 1:05:00)
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- Teacher: Taught by Carole Sawo QTS BSc (Hons) MA, professionally qualified lecturer in Psychology & Psychoanalysis ensuring high-quality education
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- Lifelong Learning Resource: With unlimited replay and lifetime access, you can learn at your own pace and revisit the content anytime, making it a valuable resource for continuous learning
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- Continual Professional Development: Enhance your personal and professional skills and credentials with expert knowledge
Testimonials;
‘I have learned so much on this course that should have been obvious, but wasn’t before now – there really are too many things to list. Thank you’
(Linda – Further Education Student)
‘Generally excellent and while only introductory level – very eye-opening!’
(Tony ~ Retired Chairman)
‘An extensive variety of subjects covered – great class discussions –psychologically stimulating’
(Robert – Forensics Enthusiast)
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