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Any behavior, including aggressive, would most probably be both environmentally AND biologically based. This goes back to the old argument, which is more important to an individual--and has the most effect--inheritance or environment.
The answer is always the same. The genetic inheritance an individual receives determines the intelligence, basic skills, personality and ability he can use
throughout his life, and is basically a gift from his ancestors. Environment, on
the other hand, are the surroundings the individual either seeks or falls into
by happenstance. Altough his genetic inheritance would determine his penchant
and propensity for aggressiveness, his environment would determine whether he
actually acted on his aggressive tendencies.
What else can I help you with?
In psychoanalytic theory the process in which a child resolves the biologically based love for the parent of the opposite sex by emulating their behavior is called what?
regression to the mean
What is the concept of psychological disorders as biologically based sicknesses known as?
The Biopsychosocial Approach
Are Black bear aggressive?
i think every ethnic group of bears can be aggressive and it is not based on there skin colour.
In psychology a drive refers to?
In psychology, a drive refers to an innate, biologically-based urge or motivation that compels an individual to engage in certain behaviors to satisfy a physiological need, such as hunger or thirst. Drives are a fundamental concept in understanding human motivation and behavior.
Do dolphins have hip bones?
Yes! They are vestigial (not serving a purpose biologically), and are remnant from a time when early early ancestors of whales were land based animals.
What social interaction is based on hidden anger?
Passive-aggressive behavior involves indirect expressions of anger, such as sarcastic remarks, giving someone the silent treatment, or deliberately procrastinating on tasks. These behaviors stem from anger but are not openly expressed.
How does behavior based on instinct differ from behavior based on culture?
Behavior based on instinct is innate and genetically programmed, while behavior based on culture is learned through socialization and influenced by the norms and values of a society. Instinctual behavior is generally uniform across individuals of a species, whereas cultural behavior can vary across different societies and is subject to change over time.
Which dsm-iv codes are classified as biologically based mental illnesses in New Jersey?
Schizophrenia PTSD Depression GAD
What are the 3 mechanism behavior?
respondent behavior, behavior based on will (connected with skeletal muscles) and verbal behavior (subject of criticism)
Are ginger haired people more aggressive than other colours?
NO. Where did you get an idea like that? If you have red hair, you might be aggressive, but that's just your personality. You would be as aggressive if you had brown hair, or blond. Doesn't matter!
Is a Passive-Aggressive person abusive?
Passive-aggressive behavior is, by definition, abusive - it contains a pronounced component of aggression. To consistently frustrate someone else's expectations and efforts is abusive. Passive aggressive behavior, even without rage or violence, stops the flow of a healthy relationship based on communication. This is because the person will say one thing and do another. The other person is always on edge, because cause and effect of actions get so out of whack. A victim will try to understand the situation and talk to the abuser without getting the satisfaction of a reasonable answer. In fact, the abuser may stonewall any discussion of the topic at all.
What are the biologically based theories?
Biologically based theories propose that biological factors such as genetics, brain chemistry, and hormonal imbalances contribute to the development of psychological disorders. These theories suggest that mental health issues can be caused by physiological abnormalities in the brain or body. They emphasize the role of genetics and other biological processes in understanding and treating mental health conditions.
