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TEACHER'S VERBAL AGGRESSION AS A PRIVATE MANIFESTATION OF AGGRESSION
Materials of the All-Russian scientific and practical conference "Exponents of social aggression: general humanitarian discourses", 2022Abstract: this article explores the term verbal aggression in pedagogical communication. In the course of linguistic analysis, various forms of the teacher's speech aggression are presented on the factual material, and an attempt is made to analyze the factors of the generation and functioning of speech aggression.
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Verbal Aggressiveness Among Physicians and Trainees
Journal of Surgical Education, 2016To better understand verbal aggressiveness among physicians and trainees, including specialty-specific differences.The Infante Verbal Aggressiveness Scale (IVAS) was administered as part of a survey to 48 medical students, 24 residents, and 257 attending physicians.
Jenny Lynn, Lazarus +6 more
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The Effects of Verbal Reports of Violence on Aggression
The Journal of Psychology, 1973Summary Forty male and 40 female volunteer college students were divided into two groups. Half were exposed to actual tape recorded verbal reports of violent events, and half to similar reports of nonviolent happenings. Ss who had been angered by insult prior to being exposed to violent tapes displayed significantly more aggression than Ss in an insult,
W H, Scharff, R S, Schlottmann
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Inpatient Verbal Aggression: Content, Targets and Patient Characteristics
Verbally aggressive behaviour on psychiatric wards is more common than physical violence and can have distressing consequences for the staff and patients who are subjected to it.
Len Bowers
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The Overt Aggression Scale for the objective rating of verbal and physical aggression
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1986The authors describe the design and reliability of a rating scale that measures aggressive behaviors in adults and children. On the Overt Aggression Scale (OAS), aggression is divided into four categories: verbal aggression, physical aggression against objects, physical aggression against self, and physical aggression against others.
S C, Yudofsky +4 more
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Verbal Aggression in Sibling Relationships
Communication Quarterly, 1997This study focused on verbal aggression in sibling relationships. The study examined the relationship between (a) verbal aggressiveness with satisfaction and interpersonal trust, (b) the relationship between teasing and verbal aggressiveness, (c) whether people more satisfied with their siblings report that receiving verbal aggression is more ...
Carolyn M Anderson, Martin, Matthew
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Effect of Verbally Aggressive Television Programming on Viewers’ Self-Reported Verbal Aggression
Communication Research Reports, 2015ABSTRACTThis study examined the effect of verbally aggressive media on self-reported verbal aggression. Using a theoretical framework provided by social cognitive theory, participants were randomly assigned to watch either a verbally aggressive television show or a neutral show.
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The relationship of argumentativeness to verbal aggression
Southern Speech Communication Journal, 1984This study investigated: (1) whether high, moderate, and low argumentatives differ in how easily they are provoked by an obstinate opponent to select verbally aggressive messages; and, (2) whether the sexes differ in preference for verbal aggression.
Dominic A. Infante +3 more
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The inhibition of verbally aggressive behaviour
European Journal of Personality, 2004We studied the inhibition of verbal aggression, defined as not displaying verbal aggression when one would want to. The approach we used was based on a situation–response questionnaire containing 15 anger provoking situations and three verbally aggressive responses.
Dirk J. M. Smits +2 more
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