Previous studies with this cohort have shown that the never/low-desister group is distinct from the higher aggression groups in terms of cognitive function, behavior and psychosocial characteristics [8], [13].
Aggression was best assessed in terms of what Mischel called "if-then patterns".
Thirdly, my people should be compensated, and everything that has been damaged ― factories, schools, university campuses, hospitals, bridges and infrastructure ― should be rebuilt, even though what Yemen has lost as a result of the aggression is irreplaceable, especially in terms of the innocent souls lost.
Baumeister and Heatherton (1996) proposed that some impulsive behavior (e.g., aggression) could be understand in terms of acting in response to short-term concerns whilst failing to consider long-range implications, leading to acting in "the heat of the moment".
Finally, although the combined aggression and reactive aggression only clusters were significantly different in terms of depressive and anxious feelings, and suicide ideations (see also [ 18]), boys in both clusters displayed higher levels of these problems than boys in the low aggression cluster.
For American writer Katherine Dunn, women's boxing reveals women's capacity for aggression, and should be seen in terms of a feminist movement.
He offered little in terms of aggression but he was elusive and claimed he was biding his time as he believed Khan was tiring.
"The effects of video game violence in terms of aggression and depression are hotly debated in academia but there is no clear evidence of a link," says cyberpsychologist, Berni Good.
But Formula 1 is so demanding physically and in terms of aggression.
This strategy is clearly advantageous because it promotes good relations between unfamiliar individuals thus reducing at minimum the costs that xenophobia would bring, in terms of aggression and group stability.
