"Russia is using its inability to settle this problem as a motive for aggression against a sovereign state".
You need that aggression.
Nor did D'Antoni flinch when Lin committed six turnovers, or seven or nine, as long as they were mistakes born of aggression and pure motives.
Physiological studies performed primarily on animals other than humans have demonstrated the importance of certain brain structures in the control of basic motives such as hunger, thirst, sex, aggression, and fear.
Experts have suggested explanations — sexual motives he is ashamed to reveal; irrational aggression from nascent, untreated schizophrenia — but they are speculative.
While proximity to oestrous vixens elicited higher levels of tail wagging and only low levels of pacing, indicating a positive motivation, proximity to males elicited relatively high levels of pacing plus agonistic gaping, suggesting that the motives for seeking contact with males related to aggression.
But the crime of aggression calls into question a state's motives for using force, rather than aiming to uphold rules about how force is applied.
The predisposing factors for IRS are not only sedentary life and rich diet but also local population density, competitive social environment, strong economic motives, social divide, social manipulation skills and the tendency to avoid physical aggression.
Primary motives are thought to include hunger, thirst, sex, avoidance of pain, and perhaps aggression and fear.
The present study examines psychological (e.g., Machiavellianism) and social (i.e., perceived popularity) motives for bullying, exploring the effects that classroom prestige norms for physical and relational aggression may have on these associations.
