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Hint Answer Social learning theory C in ACRA Found that it is important to discuss a TV programme with parents Model of parasocial relationships that states people pursue parasocial relationships due to deficits in their real life, and so pursue the relationship to gain a sense of personal Found that children watching violence will interpret others' behaviour as being hostile Second S in SMMTS Looked at 80 games, found 94% were violent Looked at NC in smokers with fact-based or emotion-based leaflets Did brain scans of children watching violent or non-violent TV Chicago study on children with their TV role models, finding aggression rises when older. Component of an attitude that is the feelings of that attitude Found that watching pro-social behaviour improves pro-social attitudes, but this only lasts for a few weeks Found that when watching violent TV, those used to it will have brain scans showing signs of desensitisation Found the main effects of videogames, ie. physiological arousal Second M in SMMTS Suggested that the older a child is, the more they can understand the message conveyed by TV shows Component of an attitude that says you have thoughts about something Theory that states that it is what gets you watching the violent TV (the third variable) that determines whether you will be violent Stored ways of behaving in social situations which may include roles and plans of action Said that learning of aggressive scripts explains aggressive behaviour Cognitions that don't fit together with ease The hypothesis that says that after a decision is made, people seek information that supports their choice Dissonance which takes place following decisions; Knox and Inkster did a study on this Component of an attitude that says you have a tendency to act in a certain way ELM stands for... Zajonc's theory St Helena study - found after TV was introduced, only those aggressive beforehand became more aggressive

Hint Answer Created the Excitation transfer theory Suggested the relationship of videogames with aggression is weaker than that of television and aggression Did the third variable theory Studied the dissonance theory using betting shop punters Cognitions that fit together easily NC stands for... Did the Hovland Yale model Created the GAM Found that watching pro-social behaviour boosts sharing and co-operation in children Created the Dissonance theory Devised the celebrity attitude scale Did the positive/active view of parasocial relationships Said personal factors such as experience and personal relevance determine whether a person chooses central processing Created the ELM Found Doom with music leads to a greater physiological response GAM stands for... Did the Attachment theory Did the absorption-addiction model First M in SMMTS Said Self-Perception theory and dissonance theory are both right. Second A in ACRA Found no relationship between video games and aggression Reviewed studies and found that watching violence has a big effect on later behaviour Identified 3 levels of parasocial relationships: Entertainment, Personal, Pathological Found people with an aggressive version of a videogame would be more likely to exploit another person than cooperating with them. Suggested the amount of dissonance a person has is based on whether there are unpleasant consequences and personal responsibility. Did a content analysis on TV shows, finding 73% showed some form of helping

Hint Answer View of parasocial relationships that states that they allows fans to take a more positive and active role, as they allow for groups to be formed and to develop appreciation of oth Theory that says when a person sees a behaviour, they actively think about what they see and learn from it Looked at the link of attachment type and stalking and found an insecure attachment has a correlation with approval of stalking behaviours Found children watch 3.5 hours of TV a day on average, which contains at least 5 violent acts per hour First S in SMMTS R in ACRA Created the Self-Perception theory The storing of aggressive ideas/scenes which may be activated later in similar situations First A in ACRA Model of attitudes that say attitudes involve a readiness to act in a certain kind of way that influences our judgements Found playing violent games leads to desensitation to the violence in an actual violent film Said familiarity to an advert is a big part of liking it The theory stating that arousal from TV is then transferred to real life Created the heuristic/systematic model Says the Hovland Yale model and the ELM fails to take into account collective attitudes. Also the boy who lived. Looked at 33 games and found 80% contained aggression T in SMMTS Found that after playing a violent game, only more violent people beforehand were likely to increase violence Suggested mood and personality influence the response to games Studied the role of Fear in persuasion Theory of parasocial relationships stating they are natural as it makes sense to observe and copy those who we can see are successful. Suggested that desensitisation of violence on TV can lead to violent acts because it seems more normal Said adverts are most effective if repeated 2-3 times a week Did the Prestige hypothesis Studied the Dissonance theory using a silly task where p'pants were given either $1 or $20 to lie to others Looked at the role of changing the source and message in persuasion

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