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antisocial behavior
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murder
sociological theories of aggression
gender and sexual orientation
psychopaths
evolutionary theories of aggression
motivation for murder
road rage
rape
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violent behavior: psychoanalytic theories
violent behavior: personality theories
feminist theories of aggression
paraphilias
elder abuse
family violence
predicting violent behavior
cycle theory of violence
biological theories of aggression
pedophilia
antisocial personality disorder
police brutality
violent behavior: a psychological case study
robbery
mass violence
violence in the media
social behavior
social development and social behavior
behavioral symptoms
motives for violence
emotional and social development
Aggression is simply defined as “Any form of behavior directed toward the goal of harming another living being who is motivated to avoid such treatment.” Aggression is most commonly studied in its application to humans and may include both verbal confrontations and physical gestures. Singular aggression between two humans is the most typical form of aggression found in the social world. [Source: Encyclopedia of Anthropology; Aggression]
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