The phrase "aggression improvement" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the enhancement or development of aggressive behaviors, possibly in psychological or behavioral studies.
Example: "The workshop focused on aggression improvement techniques to help participants manage their responses in high-stress situations."
Alternatives: "enhancement of aggression" or "aggressive behavior development".
Participants in both intervention groups reported a significant decrease in aggression and on improvement in pro-social behavior, emotional regulation, and social skills, while the control group reported an increase in aggressive behavior.
Through the familiar disciplines of yoga and meditation I intend not to slip into the "subtle aggression of self improvement," but rather to expand my consciousness so I may respond to the deep inner wisdom and the tender loving force of life that is within and around me.
A significant improvement in aggression with risperidone and olanzapine compared to placebo.
The review looked at outpatients or people living in care facilities and found (Ballard et al 2006, p 5): A significant improvement in aggression with risperidone and olanzapine compared to placebo.
Clozapine has shown consistent efficacy against positive symptoms of psychoses, and emerging reports indicate improvements in aggression and suicidality.
Coexisting nonpsychotic symptoms including sleeplessness, excitability, hostility, belligerence, emotional liability, restlessness, agitation, aggression and irritability may also show improvement with antipsychotics.
This means that for every 100 patients treated with risperidone we would expect between 8 and 33 patients to receive any clinical improvement in symptoms of aggression or psychosis.
Another Cochrane review [ 1] found that atypical antipsychotics may help to improve symptoms of dementia such as aggression, psychosis and agitation,[ 3- 7] however, improvements were often limited to patients with more severe dementia [ 5].
And there was a noticeable improvement on the pitch: more aggression, appetite and even a thundering shot to call Myrhe into action for the first time.
A 2006 study of Alzheimer's patients found that for most patients, antipsychotics provided no significant improvement over placebos in treating aggression and delusions.
