Beliefs Supporting Aggression
Bandura‚ 1973
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DESCRIPTION
Measures agreement with normative beliefsabout aggression. Designed to beadministered in groupsettings withindividual audiocassette players. Respondents see onlyresponse choices inwritten form on answer sheets.
KEYWORDS
This tool touches on the following keywords:
· Aggressive
WHERE TO FIND OR DOWNLOAD
FEES AND REQUIREMENTS
None noted.
AGE RANGE
Males aged 12-16.
HOW TO ADMINISTER AND SCORE
Point values are summed for each respondent and divided by the number of items. The intended range of scores is 1-4‚ with a higher score indicating more beliefs that support aggressive behavior.
Scoring and Analysis
Point values are assigned as follows:
Strongly agree = 4
Agree = 3
Disagree = 2
Strongly disagree = 1
Point values are summed for each respondent and divided by the number of items. The intended range of scores is 1-4‚ with a higher score indicating more beliefs that support aggressive behavior.
SOURCE
Bandura A. Aggression: a social learning analysis. Englewood Cliffs‚ NJ: Prentice-Hall‚ 1973.
Beliefs Supporting Aggression
1. It makes you feel big and tough when you push someone around.
2. If you back down from a fight‚ everyone will think you are a coward.
3. Sometimes you have only two choices—get punched or punch the other kid first.
4. It’s OK to hit someone if you just go crazy with anger.
5. A guy who doesn’t fight back when other kids push him around will lose respect.
6. A guy shows he really loves his girlfriend if he gets in fights with other guys about her.
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