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Aggression
Biological explanation of aggression
Testosterone
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Testosterone
is an
androgen
responsible for the development of male charcteristics and affect the brain
Dabbs
et al found inmates with higher
testosterone
were more likely to have a
conviction
of a
violent
crime
Data with
testosterone
is
correlational
and can't establish cause and effect
Van Goozen et al - Aggression in trans Ps - Method
Repeated measures
of
50
trans people
Complete questionnaire assessing
proness
to aggression
Female to male given
testosterone
Male to female given anti-androgens
Van Goozen et al - Aggression in trans Ps - Findings
Female to male
had increase in
aggression proneness
Male to female
decrease in aggression
Van Goozen et al - Aggression in trans Ps - Conclusion
Levels of
testosterone
link to display
aggressive
behaviours
Van Goozen et al - Aggression in trans Ps - Evaluation
Direction of cause and effect can be established due to controlling levels of
testosterone
Self-report measures means Ps may have played up to stereotypes