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Inhibition of Aggression against the Physically Disabled

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1973
Female Ss ostensibly delivered electric shock to 2 successive targets who were perceived in one condition as normal and in another as physically disabled. The sequence of targets included a normal person followed by a disabled one and a disabled person followed by a normal one.
L, Levitt, W, Viney
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Human Physical Aggression as a Function of Frustration: Role of Aggressive Cues

Psychological Reports, 1986
An experiment was performed testing whether aggressive cues are necessary or only facilitative in increasing aggression to a frustration and whether their role is to “pull out” aggression directly or to add to the experience of displeasure. 20 subjects participated and a modified version of the Buss' “aggression machine” was used in which frustration ...
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Psychological aggression predicts physical aggression in early marriage.

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1989
Psychological aggression by self and partner, physical aggression by the partner, and marital dissatisfaction were examined as longitudinal predictors of first instances of physical aggression during marriage. Subjects who were not physically aggressive at a premarital assessment were selected from a sample of 393 engaged couples.
C M, Murphy, K D, O'Leary
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Physical aggression: Effects of ethnicity of target and directionality of aggression

European Journal of Social Psychology, 1978
AbstractPhysical aggression of members of a powerful majority ethnic group against an opponent either from a powerless and discriminated against minority or from their own group was tested as a function of aggression directionality and aggressor's attitudes.
Joseph Schwarzwald, Yoel Yinon
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Physical aggression in the family

2001
It is within the family that most people first experience being the victim of physical aggression in the form of being “spanked,” “smacked,” or slapped by a parent. Moreover, because parents who hit children almost always do so for the morally correct purpose of stopping misbehavior, corporal punishment teaches that physical aggression is a morally ...
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Effects of alcohol and aggressive disposition on human physical aggression

Journal of Research in Personality, 1991
Abstract Intoxicated and nonintoxicated subjects with self-reported high, moderate, and low aggressive dispositions were given the opportunity to administer electric shocks to an increasingly provocative opponent within the context of a competitive reaction time task.
Debra S Bailey, Stuart P Taylor
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Physical aggression as a function of strength of frustration and instrumentality of aggression

Journal of Research in Personality, 1974
Abstract Direct physical aggression was related to three variables through a modification of the Buss (1961) “aggression machine” and procedure. There were two intensities of frustration and a control group established on the basis of the goal gradient principle.
Robert J. Thompson, Ralph H. Kolstoe
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Physical Dating Aggression Growth During Adolescence

Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 2009
The development of Physical Dating Aggression from the age of 16 to 18 years was investigated in relation to time-invariant predictors (gender, parental education, family composition, number of partners) and to time-varying effects of delinquent behavior and perception of victimization by the partner.
NOCENTINI, ANNALAURA, MENESINI, ERSILIA, Concetta Pastorelli   +2 more
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Physical Dating Aggression in Adolescence

European Psychologist, 2011
The present study aims to investigate the latent structure of a Physical Dating Aggression Scale in Italian and Canadian adolescents and to evaluate the measurement invariance across gender and country. Participants involved 1,628 adolescents (704 Italians and 924 Canadians; 800 males and 828 females) aged 14–16 years.
NOCENTINI, ANNALAURA, MENESINI, ERSILIA, C. Pastorelli, J. Connolly, D. Pepler, W. Craig   +5 more
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Beer intoxication and physical aggression in males

Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 1988
Twenty subjects participated in an experiment testing the effects of a moderate dose of beer on physical aggression. Subjects were randomly assigned to a beer drinking group or a control group. Aggression was measured in terms of number of shocks given, shock intensity, and shock duration in a modified version of the Buss' aggression machine.
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