The phrase "aggression capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the potential or ability of an individual or group to exhibit aggressive behavior.
Example: "The study aimed to measure the aggression capacity of adolescents in various social situations."
Alternatives: "aggressive potential" or "capacity for aggression".
"Empathy, caring, sharing, inhibition of aggression, capacity to love and a host of other characteristics of a healthy, happy and productive person are related to the core attachment capabilities which are formed in infancy and early childhood," noted Professor Bruce Perry, the renowned child mental health researcher.
Some of the dysfunctions already identified through animal studies include cancer susceptibility and birth defects, but also more subtle endpoints like immunological dysfunction, suppression of secondary sex characteristics, decreased fertility, increased aggression, decreased mental capacity and focus, disrupted brain development, etc [ 34, 35].
For American writer Katherine Dunn, women's boxing reveals women's capacity for aggression, and should be seen in terms of a feminist movement.
Our first step towards understanding maternal filicide, therefore, isn't finding social workers or other agencies to blame but acknowledging the female capacity for aggression, violence and cruelty.
He gets an unreality effect, a note of superhero or secret-identity fantasy, that works particularly well when Tom's teenage boy suddenly finds in himself the capacity for aggression necessary to stand up to his tormentors at school.
Tara McKelvey's excellent book about women as torturers certainly makes the case for the female capacity for aggression in the face of security threats, complicating Fukuyama's problematic reduction of humans to biological sex differences.
Mice from the selected (High Runner, HR) lines exhibit many differences relative to control lines, including higher voluntary wheel-running speeds, home-cage activity, maximal aerobic capacity, and predatory aggression, but no difference in maternal or intermale aggression [39] [42].
A10 Rumsfeld Reassures Koreans Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld reassured South Korea that efforts to reorganize American forces would not diminish the capacity to deter aggression by the North.
Blood was considered to be interesting to work with, because of widespread folk ideas about its capacity to induce aggression in violent contexts.
The increase in goblet cells caused by prostaglandin analogues can be associated with a protective effect of the ocular surface but could also be a reflection of the higher capacity for external aggression of these drugs.
Despite this support, and acknowledgement of the benefits for both staff and patients of such a ban, significant barriers to the success of a ban were expressed by staff, particularly with regard to fear of patient aggression and concerns regarding clinician capacity and organisational support for the ban.
