Psychology A-Level
Importation against deprivation
What Importation against deprivation means in Psychology A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Importation against deprivation
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The dispositional model says inmates carry street values, gang ties and violent histories in through the gate, while the situational model blames the regime.
Topics that use Importation against deprivation
- Aggression (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
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- Cognitive priming
- Disinhibition
- Environmental cues and the weapon effect
- Frustration, drive and displacement
- Limbic system
- Meta-analysis
- Observational learning and vicarious reinforcement
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