Institutional Aggression (Prison) (AQA A-Level Psychology): Flashcards
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Deprivation model: type of aggression explained
Deprivation model: type of aggression explained
Institutional aggression in prisons
Who identified 5 prison deprivations & when
Who identified 5 prison deprivations & when
Sykes (1958)
List Sykes' 5 deprivations
List Sykes' 5 deprivations
Liberty, autonomy, goods/services, relationships, security
Deprivation of liberty effect
Deprivation of liberty effect
Antagonistic & aggressive attitudes
Deprivation of autonomy means
Deprivation of autonomy means
Loss of independence & decision-making ability
Deprivation of security creates
Deprivation of security creates
Constant alertness & anxiety
Lahm (2008): Situational factor causing violence
Lahm (2008): Situational factor causing violence
Overcrowding
Cheeseman (2003): Aggression function
Cheeseman (2003): Aggression function
Coping mechanism for incarceration stress
Theory supporting deprivation model
Theory supporting deprivation model
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Deprivation model weakness
Deprivation model weakness
Cannot explain sudden prison riots