Sentence examples for models of aggression from inspiring English sources

Examples of initial applications to current social information-processing models of aggression in childhood are presented.

This experimental study confirms the importance of including chronic discomfort or pain as a major factor in interpersonal relations and models of aggression.

This coheres with multiple risk factor models of aggression and the ecological model of child development, which integrates individual, family and environmental factors [ 4, 29].

As hypothesized by the Catalyst Model of Aggression, exposure to stressors, specifically financial stressors, was associated with physical IPV perpetration among men and women.

The Catalyst Model of Aggression hypothesized individuals develop a predisposition to violence as a result of personal characteristics (e.g., genes, personality) and historical environmental factors (e.g., exposure to violence) (Ferguson and Dyck 2012).

In a crustacean model of aggression, raising or lowering 5HT levels by pharmacological means enhances aggression [54].

In our fruit fly model of aggression [1] [3] pairs of males form and maintain stable hierarchical relationships.

Using animal model of aggression Spillantini et al. detected increased NGF mRNA and protein production in the hypothalamus [50].

As recent events in south London have shown, this can involve seeking out real and fantasy models of uncaring aggression and dominance, with potentially fatal results.

We show that rodent models of abnormal aggression were created by the translation of human conditions into rodent equivalents, and discuss how findings obtained with such models may be "translated back" to human conditions when the mechanisms underlying aggression and its possibilities of treatment are investigated.

Although it is known that the identified cluster in right ltOFC has extensive connections with the amygdala [13], we hypothesized based on the cited models of reactive aggression that communication between ltOFC and amygdala would be greater during threat (i.e. the violent condition) than baseline.