Sentence examples for aggressive reactions from inspiring English sources

However, despite years of research, definitive links have not been found, partially because laboratory tests into aggression can only measure short-term aggressive reactions, and partly due to the myriad other psychological and sociocultural stimuli that play a part in violent behaviour.

Future research should focus on staff-patient interaction, reasons for patient aggressiveness, how to meet patients' needs to avoid aggressive reactions and interventions to reduce the use of coercion in mental health care.

The God Delusion has caused very aggressive reactions from [people who] previously weren't aggressive.

Studies have found that curiosity is associated with less defensive reactions to stress and less aggressive reactions to provocation.

He said he had also noticed more aggressive reactions to Roma who beg in the street: "Sometimes they shove them out of the way.

It's easy to have a tongue in (ahem) cheek approach to looking at this needlework, but the fascinated and often aggressive reactions to Cole's choice say a lot about contemporary society, celebrity and ideas of femininity.

When we lose part of ourselves, there is a natural aggressive reaction.

But even those Turks who had wished for a more aggressive reaction months ago didn't seem eager for war.

"It's a case of a planned aggressive reaction by Republicans," said Glen Bolger, a Republican pollster who works on many Congressional races.

People who attempt to scare elephants off with firecrackers or gunshots into the air can provoke an aggressive reaction from startled elephants, leading to deaths on both sides.

Last year's revolution in Ukraine and Russia's aggressive reaction to it have jangled nerves in Minsk and inspired a partial strategic rethink.