The term "aggression reactions" is correct and is usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any type of reaction resulting from aggression or any action that caused aggression. For example: "The child displayed aggression reactions after his younger sister took his toy without asking him."
There is too much risk of aggression, fearful reactions or accidents occurring, as well as the possibility of transferring disease to the more vulnerable native species.
When the frontal lobes of the cortex are damaged, people display extreme aggression in reaction to minor disturbances, as well as an inability to cope with complexity and a lack of connection between experience and decision-making.
In our homes, barns and pet-care environments, animals can develop stress, anxiety, and aggression in reaction to sounds.
Indeed, critically ill patients have major water retention in both intra- and extracellular compartments associated with increased capillary and cell membrane permeability due to aggression and inflammatory reactions.
This empirically based, self-reported instrument is composed of two independent scales that assess aggressive behaviors and reactions to peer aggression among children aged 6 to 13 years.
Even as the Hungarian government's role in this crisis oscillates between inaction and aggression, the supportive reaction of Hungary's civilian population deserves recognition, especially in a country not typically prone to public protest or demonstration.
In contrast, reactive aggression occurs in reaction to a perceived or real threat or provocation (Dodge and Coie 1987).
With the intentions of identifying gene-specific expression in particular brain parts and comparing brains of aggressive and non-aggressive dogs, we studied amygdala, frontal cortex, hypothalamus and parietal cortex, as these tissues are reported to be involved in emotional reactions, including aggression.
Negative emotionality is one of the three superfactors of the Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire; it comprises aggression, alienation and stress reaction subscales, and a high score is related to anger, depression, neuroticism, anxiety, and poor reaction to stress [ 49].
A further 16 people objected to Pollard's "hysterical" reaction and aggression over who had actually died.
