Successful invaders possess a range of behavioural traits (e.g. exploratory behaviour, aggression, tolerance of human-inhabited environments) that enhance their ability to make the transition through successive stages of the introduction process (Chapple et al. 2012a, b).
Congo filed cases against Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda last year, accusing them of armed aggression and "massive violations of human rights".
Personally, I think the drive to demonstrate realism is behind most forms of human aggression, from bullying to genocide (genocidal maniacs: famous for their love of lists).
But it is still more a secret sharing, an instinctive fascination with some of the same half-hidden springs of human aggression, fear and longing.
"Heart of Darkness," "Women in Love," "A Passage to India," "Sweeney Erect, Crazy Jane Talksks with the Bishop" — they are as explicitly about the intractability of human aggression and desire as an evolutionary psychologist could wish.
Children still have to deal with private catastrophe – bereavement or abuse, illness or trauma – as well as global horror: the horrific evidence of human aggression and the suffering it causes, there on your phone all day, every day.
Stephen Hawking has repeatedly warned of the danger that humanity finds itself in, as a result of the rise of artificial intelligence and the dangers of human aggression and barbarity.
At present, one of the major fields of interest in psychobiological research is the study of human aggression.
It is concluded that advances in the science of human aggression will have vital, but biologically limited, impact on the provision of justice.
[History of Human Aggression: 10 Ways Combat Has Evolved].
