In short, aggression leads to aggression.
Norman Siegel, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said that a cursory viewing of the maps led to "aggression and overzealousness that has led to questionable street justice".
But drinking often led to aggression, emotional breakdowns, or crying for hours on end.
A lack of safety and the experience of fear led to aggression and to one person absconding from hospital.
It consists of 11 items and focuses mainly on physical aggression, verbal aggression, and emotional arousal that can lead to aggression.
Substantial evidence from experimental studies suggests that alcohol can lead to aggression in laboratory settings [ 1– 5] and validated laboratory methods to measure physical aggression such as the Taylor aggression paradigm [ 6] and the hot sauce procedure [ 7] have been well-developed.
Chronic abuse can lead to aggression, delusions, rotten teeth and brain damage.
And in boys, the fear of being labeled a "sissy" can lead to aggression, risk-taking and homophobia.
That kind of early abuse can lead to aggression and violence, Dr. Haney and other experts say.
One prominent goal of facility design, for example, should be to reduce stress, which often leads to aggression.
Penned in, without stimulation, the boredom can lead to aggression and pigs start biting the tails and ears of other pigs.
