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Early Development of Physical Aggression and Early Risk Factors for Chronic Physical Aggression in Humans

2013
This chapter describes the state of knowledge on the development of physical aggression from early childhood to adulthood, the long term outcomes of chronic physical aggression during childhood and the risk factors for chronic physical aggression. Unraveling the development of physical aggression is important to understand when and why humans start ...
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Techniques for the Management of Physical Aggression

The Pointer, 1985
Abstract Editorial comment: At some time, nearly every person involved in service delivery with special populations will be confronted with a physically aggressive individual. It is hoped that appropriate preventive measures will be taken to assist the individual to maintain self-control; however, as a last resort, if often becomes necessary to ...
Lyndal Bullock, Catherine Donahue, Jeffry Young, Michael Warner   +3 more
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Amphetamines and human physical aggression

Journal of Research in Personality, 1987
Abstract The effects of amphetamine on aggressive behavior were investigated in three separate studies. In Experiment 1, relatively low doses of amphetamine were administered. Aggressive behavior was not found to increase as a function of amphetamine dosage.
Dana A. Beezley, Anita B. Gantner, Debra S. Bailey, Stuart P. Taylor   +3 more
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Instrumentality of aggression, feedback, and frustration as determinants of physical aggression.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1966
Physical aggression was studied in relation to 5 variables. There were 2 intensities of frustration plus a control group. The aggression (delivery of electric shock) was either of instrumental value in overcoming the frustration or of no instrumental value. The victim cither gave feedback (moans, groans) or did not.
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Barbiturates and Human Physical Aggression

Journal of Research in Personality, 1993
Abstract The effects of barbiturates on aggressive behavior were investigated in two studies. In both studies, subjects were given the opportunity to administer electric shocks to an opponent within the context of a competitive reaction time task. In Study 1, 30 subjects received increasing provocation from an opponent following their ingestion of ...
Stephen Chermack, Stuart P. Taylor
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Alcohol and Human Physical Aggression

Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1969
R M, Bennett, A H, Buss, J A, Carpenter
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Physical Aggression as a Function of Frustration and Physical Attack

The Journal of Social Psychology, 1971
S P, Taylor, R, Pisano
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Physical Aggression between Spouses

1988
Before a theoretical analysis of spousal aggression is presented, it is imperative that one first understands the theory that supports the analysis. There are numerous theoretical accounts of aggression as reflected in Geen and Donnerstein’s (1983) book, Aggression: Theoretical and Empirical Reviews. In addition, Gelles and Straus (1979) inventoried 15
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Physical Aggression

2011
Amy J. Kaye, Cynthia A. Erdley
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Physical Aggression

2016
Patrick Ewell, Benjamin D Douglas, Joel A Seltzer   +2 more
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