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Conflict: Cognitive explanations

Cognitive explanations of aggression focus on how individuals perceive, interpret, and process social information, highlighting the role of thought patterns, biases, and mental frameworks in shaping aggressive responses. These approaches suggest that aggression is often the result of distorted cognitive processes, such as hostile attribution bias or maladaptive schemas developed through past experiences. Two key...

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