Evolutionary explanations of human aggression A2

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Aggression is adaptive
An evolutionary approach to
aggression

Aggression as an adaptive response
• In what ways could
aggression be seen as
adaptive to
humans/animals?

Aggression as an adaptive response
• How could an
evolutionist explain the
high rates of domestic
violence in our society?

Aggression as an adaptive response
• How would an
evolutionist explain the
higher levels of sexual
jealously amongst
males?
• Could this be seen as an
adaptive behaviour?

Aggression as an adaptive response
• What different
problems/emotions are
faced by males and
females if infidelity
occurs?

Aggression as an adaptive response
• In what ways could
male–male
violence/homicide be
seen as adaptive?

Aggression as an adaptive response
• Animal aggression is
ritualistic (for the
assertion of power,
mating + maintenance
of status)…
It follows a certain pattern…
often little damage is
done….if one backs down
the other will show
restraint….

Aggression as an adaptive response
• In humans it appears
that aggression is no
longer ritualistic. It
takes place out of a
desire to harm another.
• In what ways does
today’s violence and
aggression differ from
the past?

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Evolutionary explanations of human aggression A2

1. Aggression is adaptive An evolutionary approach to aggression

3. Aggression as an adaptive response • In what ways could aggression be seen as adaptive to humans/animals?

4. Aggression as an adaptive response • How could an evolutionist explain the high rates of domestic violence in our society?

5. Aggression as an adaptive response • How would an evolutionist explain the higher levels of sexual jealously amongst males? • Could this be seen as an adaptive behaviour?

6. Cuckoldry

7. Aggression as an adaptive response • What different problems/emotions are faced by males and females if infidelity occurs?

8. Aggression as an adaptive response • In what ways could male–male violence/homicide be seen as adaptive?

9. Aggression as an adaptive response • Animal aggression is ritualistic (for the assertion of power, mating + maintenance of status)… It follows a certain pattern… often little damage is done….if one backs down the other will show restraint….

10. Aggression as an adaptive response • In humans it appears that aggression is no longer ritualistic. It takes place out of a desire to harm another. • In what ways does today’s violence and aggression differ from the past?