The phrase "aggression results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of aggressive behavior or actions.
Example: "In many cases, aggression results in negative consequences for both the aggressor and the victim."
Alternatives: "aggression leads to" or "aggression causes".
The spillover hypothesis suggests that childhood aggression results from spillover of interparental conflict to poor parenting, which promotes aggressive child behavior.
Secondly, the history of East Asia, particularly its modern history of colonization and aggression, results in significant change of social development direction, setback of modernization, complex realistic situation, and indelible historical memory in the East Asian countries, forming multiple practical obstacles in respects of politics, ideology, nation, economy, society and even taste.
Our results suggest that aggression results from a combination of inner and environmental factors, where family and community have a key role in limiting the influence of aggression on children's behaviour.
Furthermore, since reactive aggression results from a perceived or real threat or provocation, it could be expected that children engaging in reactive aggression justify their behavior by stating that others are to blame for it, even if these others actually are innocent (blaming others).
This model suggests that severe forms of aggression results from a combination of genetic and proximal environmental influences (family and peers), with distal environmental factors such as the media having a less important role of modelling the form of aggressive behaviour.
Male bluefin killifish, Lucania goodei, show extensive consistent behavioural variation in their levels of courtship, male-directed aggression and female-directed aggression, resulting in a range of fitness-related behavioural types coexisting within a population.
Possibly, the present experiments do not allow females to control or pace male aggression, resulting in a less favorable situation for the females.
Group housing also increases the social dynamics of the environment which could be a potential disadvantage, since studies on animal welfare in group housing report increased aggression resulting in more bite wounds and bite marks [ 12, 13, 34, 35].
The nominations the child received from all classmates for proactive and reactive aggression were summed across all four questions of aggression, resulting in two scales of proactive and reactive aggression, with scores possibly ranging from 0 to 4 times the size of the class.
Interestingly, plant protection is improved not only by a higher ant visitation rate but also by an increase in the active search for protein sources (e.g. herbivorous insects, i.e. aggression) resulting from dietary imbalances imposed by the sugar-rich EFN (Ness et al. 2009).
Such besmearing elicits worker aggression, which results in the elimination of the contaminated male [ 6].
