The phrase "aggression course" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a course or program focused on understanding or managing aggression, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The university offers an aggression course aimed at helping students learn conflict resolution techniques."
Alternatives: "anger management course" or "conflict resolution program".
Raw aggression coursed through the veins of this beau idéal of a Southern cavalryman.
Almost all of the students surveyed had participated in some form of relational aggression over the course of the study, and about 90percentt reported that they had at one point been victims.
A good deal of informed opinion worldwide regards the Anglo-American invasion and conquest of Iraq as an illegal act of aggression, in the course of which it is coalition forces that have perpetrated numerous war crimes while pulverising Iraqi resistance.
Many patients with dementia develop agitation or aggression in the course of their disease.
Further, we expected to find negative associations between indices of attention and effortful control (TEA-Ch, ACS, and ECS) and measures of anxiety, depression, and aggression, which of course would provide further support for the notion that these types of psychopathological symptoms are accompanied by lower levels of this regulative trait.
Since that crash, Deneriaz has suffered psychologically, unable to unleash his aggression on downhill courses.
This cluster randomised controlled trial conducted on six psychiatric wards tested the hypotheses that a 5 day training course in aggression management would positively influence the following outcome measures: Nurses' perception and tolerance towards patient aggression and resultant adverse feelings.
Mr. Nelson has a precisely tuned ear for the currents of aggression and propitiation that course through the prosiest family talk.
On accounts of series of events he commented that NATO was informed at the time of attack but their helicopters remained on course of aggression.
To explore the influence of a systematic risk assessment and a training course in aggression management on seclusion rates in Switzerland.
