If we want to mitigate risks of harm to our children (or the risk that our children will harm others), we need research on the specific effects of the most commonly played violent games, and of playing violent games in social groups.
Detention commonly reflected violent behaviour or threatening behaviour at presentation; 98 of 253 people detained had been violent at presentation compared with 44 of 221 people not detained (38.74% vs 19.91% respectively; X = 19.92, df = 1, P < 0.001).
Mental health experts said outbursts like this weekend's fit a pattern — characterized by randomness and an apparent lack of motive — that commonly defines violent behavior among the mentally ill, particularly those with schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders.
"Terrorism is commonly defined as violent acts (or the threat of violent acts) intended to create fear (terror), perpetrated for a religious, political, or ideological goal, and which deliberately target or disregard the safety of non-combatants (e.g., neutralmilitary personnel or civilians" Wikipedia.
African elections are commonly portrayed as violent events, a tendency satirized by the Tanzanian cartoonist Gado.
Over time, terrorism has come to be applied more commonly to the violent tactics of nonstate groups, often in a campaign of repeated attacks.
Most commonly, survivors experienced violent dizzy spells and a profound depletion of energy.
Much more likely, we will learn that a combination of the factors commonly linked to violent juvenile acts -- including behavior problems, mental and personality disorders, school and family problems, and even the dynamics of the girls' relationships -- were more important contributors.
Those were specific to Darfur, whereas the sharp drop in rainfall hit the whole Sahel, without intensifying conflict elsewhere.Another commonly cited example is violent competition for scarce grazing between nomadic herdsmen in the Horn of Africa.
Similarly, the wide ash dispersal is more commonly found in more violent paroxysms.
