He showed that young children will mimic the aggressive responses they see performed by adults.
Clegg has learned to imitate Cameron's aggressive responses (he used to try the soft answer, but it only increased the wrath).
As with other gyratories, traffic comes in fast, angry waves with aggressive responses to anyone holding up traffic, even to taxis picking up fares from outside a supermarket.
Already, America's recent conciliatory stance on Iran, and Iran's aggressive responses, have put us in a stronger diplomatic position.
Such aggressive responses can potentially be learned by observation of violent acts on television or in movies or by reading or hearing about violent behaviour.
It has also been criticised for aggressive responses to rivals and critics as well as questions over whether the company has enough safeguards in place to ensure the physical safety and privacy of passengers.
But for all that, the controlling authority of major foreign policy issues — China, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israeli-Palestinian peace — has largely been centered in a White House that too often favored aggressive responses over creative problem-solving.
Similarly, she barely touches on the contrary claims of some historians that it was not the West's appeasement but rather hostility against the Soviet Union that provoked Stalin's aggressive responses.
He further scolds her for not engaging the claims of historians who believe that Stalin's "aggressive responses" were "provoked" by Western hostility, while acknowledging that "Applebaum's evidence provides a telling rebuttal to those 'revisionist' theories".
Most of the time, families and staff can use behavioral approaches to soothe aggressive responses, said consultant Susan Gilster, founder and former director of the Alois Alzheimer Center in Cincinnati.
